Mae peidio â theimlo'n ddiogel yn un o'r prif feysydd pryder a godwyd gyda ni pan fyddwn yn siarad â sefydliadau sy'n cefnogi'r rhai sy'n gwarchod eu hunain. Mae unigolion yn aml yn teimlo'n ofnus iawn neu'n bryderus am gymryd y camau cyntaf yn yr awyr agored. Nid ydynt wedi gweld newidiadau mewn archfarchnadoedd yn digwydd, na gweld sut rydym yn addasu o ran cadw pellter corfforol pan fyddwn yn mynd allan. Nid ydynt wedi mynd i'r gwaith nac i'r ysgol ac maent wedi bod yn ofalus iawn i ddilyn set fawr o reolau i'w cadw'n ddiogel. Nid yw mor syml â mynd allan dim ond am fod y Prif Swyddog Meddygol wedi dweud wrthych ei bod yn ddiogel gwneud hynny. Fel cymuned, rhaid inni sylweddoli bod y rheini o'n hamgylch yn dechrau byw bywyd normal eto a dylem eu cefnogi i wneud hynny.
Not feeling safe is one of the main areas of concern raised with us when we speak with organisations who support those who are shielding. Individuals are often very scared or worried about taking those first steps outdoors. They have not seen changes in supermarkets happen, or witnessed how we are adapting to maintaining a physical distance when out and about. They have not gone to work or school and have been very careful to follow a large set of rules to keep them safe. It is not as simple as just going outside because the Chief Medical Officer has told you it is safe to do so. As a community, we must appreciate that those around us are transitioning back to a normal life and we should support them to do so.