It’s recently occurred to me just as I’m about to consider reintroducing our private carer after nearly 5 months without her help, that if either my wife, who I care for, or I develop a mild or otherwise symptom of a chest infection , the proper thing to do to protect the carer would be to stop her visiting the house for 14 days in case we’ve got coronavirus and not just a cold or flu.
So far as I can see there isn’t a way we can be tested for Covid ( you have to have one of the three main symptoms) . But of course one can still have Covid and only have mild symptoms
Consequently we could be on and off with our carer all through the autumn and winter months each time we get a sniffle..
Any thoughts anyone ?
So far as I can see there isn’t a way we can be tested for Covid ( you have to have one of the three main symptoms) . But of course one can still have Covid and only have mild symptoms
Consequently we could be on and off with our carer all through the autumn and winter months each time we get a sniffle..
Any thoughts anyone ?