CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

I am not looking to start drama (famous last words lol); I simply want to share this information:

CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

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"However, a 14-day quarantine can impose personal burdens that may affect physical and mental health as well as cause economic hardship that may reduce compliance."

I'm glad they figured this out...

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Posted by NervousNell

"However, a 14-day quarantine can impose personal burdens that may affect physical and mental health as well as cause economic hardship that may reduce compliance."

I'm glad they figured this out...

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Posted by soontobemommyof2

Posted by NervousNell

"However, a 14-day quarantine can impose personal burdens that may affect physical and mental health as well as cause economic hardship that may reduce compliance."

I'm glad they figured this out...

Is it a disclaimer in tiny, tiny letters all the way at the end of the article?

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Posted by NervousNell

"However, a 14-day quarantine can impose personal burdens that may affect physical and mental health as well as cause economic hardship that may reduce compliance."

I'm glad they figured this out...

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I love this part....

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Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

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Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

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Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

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Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Re: CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Re: CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

Re: CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

Message edited 12/4/2020 12:17:04 AM.

CDC:

Better yet..let’s rent all these awesome places for quarantining our family and send the bill to Cuomo, it’s all for the greater good and we’re just following CDC’s suggestions...I’m just sayin’!

Re: CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

Honestly. I mean people should have really planned better for a pandemic.
They should have enough money that only one parent has to work to deal with the schools shutting down for months on end.
Or they shouldn't have kids at all if they can't do that
They should have large homes with a bathroom for every person and separate quarantining areas.
Even better, own 2 homes so they can more easily separate a sick family member
Seriously how short sighted we Americans are.

Re: CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

Posted by oldtimerocknroll

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

Honestly. I mean people should have really planned better for a pandemic.
They should have enough money that only one parent has to work to deal with the schools shutting down for months on end.
Or they shouldn't have kids at all if they can't do that
They should have large homes with a bathroom for every person and separate quarantining areas.
Even better, own 2 homes so they can more easily separate a sick family member
Seriously how short sighted we Americans are.

Yeah, and I mean, we'll have to decide which one family member gets to use the kitchen. Everyone else is SOL for two weeks.

Message edited 12/4/2020 1:05:14 PM.

Re: CDC: "Options to Reduce Quarantine..."

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

and they didn't even bother following it up with "If you can't have separate facilities, then wipe down any touched surfaces with 60% alcohol, and spray disinfectant for X number of seconds", etc. You know, something that *most* people could manage, and would actually be helpful ideas... no, their answer is "separate bathrooms or you'll spread the disease"...

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I’m dying with these comments

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What do you guys do to lift your spirits.. walk from the bedroom to the living room!

Message edited 12/4/2020 1:41:58 AM.

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Posted by Sash

What do you guys do to lift your spirits.. walk from the bedroom to the living room!

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Posted by Sash

Posted by oldtimerocknroll

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

Honestly. I mean people should have really planned better for a pandemic.
They should have enough money that only one parent has to work to deal with the schools shutting down for months on end.
Or they shouldn't have kids at all if they can't do that
They should have large homes with a bathroom for every person and separate quarantining areas.
Even better, own 2 homes so they can more easily separate a sick family member
Seriously how short sighted we Americans are.

Yeah, and I mean, we'll have to decide which one family member gets to use the kitchen. Everyone else is SOL for two weeks.

You don’t have that? I make sure we always have a chef kitchen for each breathing body in our household. Even the dogs have their own quarters. And don’t worry if my son can’t cook for himself, that’s what private chefs are for. Don’t worry again darling, they wear masks, so it’s totes allowed.

(Side note: these comments remind me of the parody IG Account Norisblackbook. It’s hysterical because she’s always talking down on “poor” people lol.)

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Posted by Sash

Posted by oldtimerocknroll

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by Sash

Posted by NervousNell

Posted by ali120206

Posted by GoldenRod

Posted by valentinesbaby48

Posted by GoldenRod

I love this part....

Quarantine is intended to physically separate a person exposed to COVID-19 from others. Secondary transmission of infection is especially efficient within households.8-10 Thus, when housing is shared (e.g., households or co-housed persons such as families, incarcerated persons, students, or military recruits), every effort should be made to physically separate the quarantined person from others such as by having the quarantined person reside alone in a separate closed room or closed area and with exclusive use of their own bathroom. When this separation is not possible, then the household members risk exposure to COVID-19 if the quarantined person develops the illness.

Sure, because every American household has a separate wing of their house for each person.... how many people can have a dedicated bathroom for each person? I know it's only a "suggestion", but still...

More clueless people who have no clue about the real world.

My plan, and I'm sure most people's plans are that I would go to our cabin upstate with my Driver, DW and the Butler could go to our summer home in the Carolinas, DS could stay at the main house with the Gardener, and DD could go to our Hamptons cottage with the Maid.

I would use the chateau in France, but the borders are closed right now...


See, easy solution....

My friends who have had their 4-7 year olds quarantine have been asked if their kids have their own bathrooms lol. Um, no...

Why would they even ask such a stupid question?
If you did, you'd be using them.
If you don't- well are you supposed to call a contractor in to add bathrooms?
Dumb ass question.

Omg I can’t even deal with the amount of stupidity that comes out of peoples mouths now a days. And the amount of privilege that is shown to ask these dumb @ss questions or set these unrealistic guidelines. Basically if you aren’t rich or have a certain lifestyle then you are the problem during this pandemic.

Honestly. I mean people should have really planned better for a pandemic.
They should have enough money that only one parent has to work to deal with the schools shutting down for months on end.
Or they shouldn't have kids at all if they can't do that
They should have large homes with a bathroom for every person and separate quarantining areas.
Even better, own 2 homes so they can more easily separate a sick family member
Seriously how short sighted we Americans are.

Yeah, and I mean, we'll have to decide which one family member gets to use the kitchen. Everyone else is SOL for two weeks.

You don’t have that? I make sure we always have a chef kitchen for each breathing body in our household. Even the dogs have their own quarters. And don’t worry if my son can’t cook for himself, that’s what private chefs are for. Don’t worry again darling, they wear masks, so it’s totes allowed.

(Side note: these comments remind me of the parody IG Account Norisblackbook. It’s hysterical because she’s always talking down on “poor” people lol.)

Oh no! My dog does not have his own quarters. I shall reach out to my contractor immediately to correct this heinous oversight.

Fortunately since he sh!ts in the yard, I need only build an extra bedroom for him, not an extra bathroom.