I feel as prepared as I'm going to be - until I hear or read something new later today or tomorrow.
We have plenty of canned goods in our pantry and some frozen foods in our freezer, so we can last for weeks on those if we have to.
Not long ago, I bought a case of toilet paper at Costco, and my previous supply was nowhere near exhausted, either. Barring an invasion of the toilet paper-eating zombies, we should be able to last up to about a year or more just on what we have. Nor do I understand the run on toilet paper, anyway. Don't even think about following some misguided individuals' advice about substituting paper towels, either. Also, flushable wipes are not flushable. Don't do it!
Our water supply comes from our well frosted mountains, so I'm not worried about that, either,
We seem to be prepared for the isolation, with hopefully healthy interactions when we must mingle, but we'll have to see how it all plays out with health versus becoming infected or not, and then the recovery if the bug does its number on us. That's the big question.
The odds seem to be with us, since most of those infected so far have recovered when given enough time for the virus to take its course.
One source for my information recently has been Dr. Jonny Bowden. He has created several videos about various health subjects and posted them on line.
Stay well.
Enjoy!
--Lynn