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4 years ago•5 Replies

I’m having to self isolate due to being in the most vulnerable group. Not easy as I live with my wife and two grown up children. Paranoia sets in every time I hear someone cough

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Colliesam4 years ago

Know how you feel, I have my son living with me and works up London it's hard what to do for the best

slowteeth in reply to Colliesam4 years ago

I really think family members living with vulnerable people should be paid to stay off work. The advice at the moment seems a bit patchy to me

Colliesam in reply to slowteeth4 years ago

His a key worker ,think maybe this country is only in half lockdown not fall ,

pete05504 years ago

I share your situation. I have 2 daughters still at university who have returned home for the duration of the crisis. We took our daily walk yesterday, a beautiful sunny afternoon. After returning home, I developed a dry cough so I am now isolating in the bedroom and hoping the rest of the family will be ok. They're looking after me well, keeping me fed and watered!😁

slowteeth in reply to pete05504 years ago

All the best to you. I have been advised not to go out at all with the exception of the garden

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