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[quote=Anonymous]I'm surprised you had the energy to come downstairs and try to socialize with them. Being quarantined in your rooms sounds ideal to me, but sounds like you wanted to be brought food & water? That's reasonable - your husband should have been checking in on you and bringing you supplies. I'm sorry if he didn't, but IMO, being taken care of as a sick person while also a parent means being left alone to care for myself and being off-duty on parent and household chores. It's nice when some one can dote on you, but I don't think it's practical for folks to keep the household running, keep the kids entertained, keep the kids out of your hair, and give you the full mom treatment. My husband expects that and gets made when I can't, but from my perspective, I'm already giving him a break.[/quote]
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