The problem is that most employers and businesses are not back, and that means many people are still without health insurance or a way to pay for medical care.

For a lot of people that's probably good. For my husband and I, we have health issues right now. We're in no situation to be able to pack up and go.

My concern is a single concern - can we keep a safety net under patients so they don't end up in a health crisis just because they cannot get medicine or care? I don't think the system is meeting the needs of the uninsured right now. It's overwhelmed.

We want to stay exactly as long as they need and not one day more.

I have a huge amount of respect for the leadership in Bay St. Louis. Everyone is absolutely committed to finding a way to make this work.

I'm in the business of encouraging people to do this for their health. I don't want to be judgmental. Would I go to it? Probably not. (But) I think that if people are moving and they are enjoying it, then I say it's a good thing.