Hello: Yes. I continue to push mow my lawn. Ten years ago when I was 62 and bought my first home I could mow the lawn in two sessions, sometimes one. Last year I was reduced to as many as five or six sessions due to a foot tendon injury. I am doing better so far this year. My friends keep pushing me to get a rider mower. But having seen the decline of too many folks who stopped being active I intend to keep at it as much as possible. I am already part of the more vulnerable group on two fronts, age and blood pressure. I try to stay fit so I do not become even more vulnerable. (more co-morbidities)
I get some of us are more vulnerable thru no fault of our own while others work at degrading their health with bad habits. Either way nature does not care and will weed us out. High population densities combined with quick and easy travel by massive numbers of folks around the world set the stage.
I also see the dilemma for health care workers. There have been reports of some staying away from contact with their families as a precaution. A video made the news of a health care worker visiting his child thru a glass door because he was concerned about physical contact. Sometimes we get dealt a bad hand and have make the best of it.
I saw on the news here in the USA where some old folks homes had the staff just not show up for work due to their fears. I get that nursing home staff do not make big money and are taking care of others folks loved ones. But other health care folks had to go in an evacuate the residents.
I am being forced to do things I would not otherwise do...such as waiting in a bank line outside to withdraw funds for one month

On another note, getting old is a PITA, but beats the alternative. I had a disastrous fall last year.

Two surgeries done and need more surgery...developed complex regional pain syndrome and have a lot of deficits. Still have therapy once a week..3 hr round trip drive

Oh yeah, I wore a mask at therapy, and the therapist wore mask and gloves. Seriously, we were both at risk.