TikToker With Breathing Problems Shuts Down Face Mask Argument

TikToker With Breathing Problems Shuts Down Face Mask Argument
TikToker With Breathing Problems Shuts Down Face Mask Argument
TikToker With Breathing Problems Shuts Down Face Mask Argument
TikToker With Breathing Problems Shuts Down Face Mask Argument

A TikToker With Breathing Problems Shuts Down Face Mask Argument. She addressed those arguing against the use of face masks by pointing out that if she can wear them, so can most people. Face masks have become mandatory in many places across the globe, with UK residents obligated to wear them on public transport, shop owners requiring customers to cover their faces, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention urging US residents to wear a mask every time they go out in public.

While the coverings can quite literally save lives by helping prevent the spread of coronavirus, which is passed from person to person through droplets in the air, for some reason not everyone is on board with wearing them.

TikTok user Emily Lyoness explained why that’s ridiculous:

In a video shared online, Emily explained she has ‘moderate-to-severe asthma given the time of year’. She helps keep her breathing problems under control by taking two lots of medication and having an inhaler on hand, but for her own safety she also owns a pulse oximeter; a small device that measures how much oxygen your blood is carrying.

Using the oximeter, Emily explained that the amount of oxygen in her blood was at 99% when she was wearing no mask. She then demonstrated how wearing a mask affected the amount of oxygen in the blood by trying three different face coverings. Spoiler alert: it remained at 99% throughout.

https://twitter.com/madz1426/status/1276941957609078784?s=20

In other words, if somebody like me with breathing problems can wear all three of these masks throughout the day and have the same oximetry rate, then somebody without breathing problems has no other excuse not to wear a mask, other than their own selfish motivation and un-empathetic way of being.

While there may be some people out there whose health genuinely doesn’t allow them to wear a mask, for the most part those trying to resist are doing so simply because they don’t like being told what to do.

Face masks might be uncomfortable or unpleasant to wear, but doing so can help prevent both yourself and others from catching the virus and potentially becoming fatally ill. Choosing not to do so for the sake of an argument is downright selfish

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