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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I visited a friend in June--we'd all been extremely cautious with quarantine so this was a first visit outside our respective circles. The next day she woke up feeling really crummy--nasty cold, had to get a covid test and wait a few days for the results. She didn't mention it until the results came back negative, and I'm really glad because I would have panicked and beat myself up for visiting in the first place. My two cents is to keep your mouth shut until you have more information. Don't cause a panic until you need to.[/quote] Prior to this pandemic, this was the advice that doctors gave their patients who were receiving CDC mandated testing for disease monitoring. How this became viewed as irresponsible is beyond me and clearly the opinion of an uninformed person. Ask your doctor's advice on how to handle this. I would keep my DC home resting away from other family members if I were in your shoes, regardless of test results.[/quote]
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