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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The best I've seen in terms of isolation was [b]one parent isolating with the positive kid, at a hotel.[/b] Single parents obvi can't do this. But isolating a child by themselves for 10 days? You're basically a monster.[/quote] Seriously?!? That is a terrible idea! How did they in good conscience check into a hotel knowing they had COVID?[/quote] There are programs that suggest you do this to avoid spread. Like, from Dept. of Health. Why would you WANT spread?[/quote] Why wouldn't you send the people WITHOUT COVID to the hotel? Why would you knowingly send sick people to a public place?[/quote] Variety of reasons. *shrug* could be fewer people in the family are with covid than are without covid. Could be needs related to the home. Regardless, it's done on a regular basis, and health departments have facilitated it by actually renting rooms for people. People with covid.[/quote]
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