Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
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Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
10 hour drive and I have 2 kids (7 and 9yrs old old)
Hotel and room service. Don't expose everybody. It's too contagious
So only expose the hotel workers, because they are expendable?
You put the do not disturb sign up and ask for towels and linens as needed, just leave at the door. Not a big deal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
10 hour drive and I have 2 kids (7 and 9yrs old old)
Hotel and room service. Don't expose everybody. It's too contagious
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
How old are these old farts? You should get a hotel you selfish dweeb
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
10 hour drive and I have 2 kids (7 and 9yrs old old)
WHAT??? so expose an entire hotel to it instead???? Her family has already been exposed by her.
Hotel and room service. Don't expose everybody. It's too contagious
Anonymous wrote:People - It's been 2.5 years of this. HOW do you not know what to do? Stop posting here. Call a doc or google.
Anonymous wrote:Doc told me to take 3 ibuprofen three times a day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
10 hour drive and I have 2 kids (7 and 9yrs old old)
Hotel and room service. Don't expose everybody. It's too contagious
So only expose the hotel workers, because they are expendable?
Anonymous wrote:Tylenol and just stay in your room or check into a hotel
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
10 hour drive and I have 2 kids (7 and 9yrs old old)
Hotel and room service. Don't expose everybody. It's too contagious
Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?
10 hour drive and I have 2 kids (7 and 9yrs old old)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just because you have already exposed them doesn't mean you aren't continuing to expose them now and for the next several days if you are near them. Hide away in a room with the door closed, use a separate bathroom if you can, and if in-laws are in an at-risk group, consider leaving the house.
This
Honestly they should be asking you to leave
Or they should leave themselves
I think you should drive home. How far away is home?