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Is there a reason a person might not be able to wear a face mask?
The CDC states that a person who has trouble breathing, is unconscious, incapacitated, or otherwise unable to remove the face mask without assistance should not wear a face mask or cloth face covering.[6]

Examples of a person with a disability who might not be able to wear a face mask
Individuals with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), or other respiratory disabilities may not be able to wear a face mask because of difficulty in or impaired breathing. People with respiratory disabilities should consult their own medical professional for advice about using face masks. The CDC also states that anyone who has trouble breathing should not wear a face mask.[7]
[A woman fitting a face mask on a young child.]
People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), severe anxiety, or claustrophobia (an abnormal fear of being in enclosed or narrow places),[8] may feel afraid or terrified when wearing a face mask. These individuals may not be able to stay calm or function when wearing a face mask.
Some people with autism are sensitive to touch and texture. [9] Covering the nose and mouth with fabric can cause sensory overload, feelings of panic, and extreme anxiety.
A person who has cerebral palsy may have difficulty moving the small muscles in the hands, wrists, or fingers. Due to their limited mobility, they may not be able to tie the strings or put the elastic loops of a face mask over the ears. This means that the individual may not be able to put on or remove a face mask without assistance.

Why are employees telling customers that the state borders are about to be closed when there is ZERO indication of that from any news or media outlets? Get your facts straight before you misinform people. Another piece of advice, have the employees stick to cell phones and cellular service, and not comment on things they don’t know to be true. THANKS HAVE A GREAT DAY.

One word - excellent. Redbluff store agent was knowledgeable and knew exactly what to do. A previous recent experience in San Luis Obispo (to buy a modem) was not as smooth, but ended well with an excellent product.

Everyone there is awesomely cordial. It takes a while sometimes but they do their best to accommodate us all. Kudos to you. Do you like your butter plain or salted?

Everything's explained well to tech inept people like me. The reps are patient and kick back but professional.