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I'm isolated at the moment - have worked at home since Wednesday last week. Literally haven't left the house and neither has my wife.
I won't be leaving the house until Friday when i'm seeing my Grandma. Neither I nor my wife are exhibiting any symptoms.As far as i'm aware, the current government guidance doesn't prohibit or recommend against the above.
It's also worth pointing out in the broader context that there's very little anyone can do to protect people like her in this situation. She's unable to comprehend the situation in any great detail and wlil probably continue to go outside to the local shop due to her short / medium term memory loss. She's also unable to care for herself fully and so has a carer in at least 4 times a week so there's no way she'll be entirely isolated at any point...
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I see. Sorry, assumed she was either independent or in a care home.
I do worry for the old. Our neighbour is a nonagenarian in top shape. Still drives, does own shopping and cooking. Saw him in a packed tiny supermarket yesterday, rubbing shoulders with other customers.
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obviously I don't know the severity of your Grandmas condition but would it help if you printed up prominent signs and put them on doors to inform her of what she needs to do?
Petteri
Nidderdaler
That´s even worse then. Don´t.