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What can vulnerable groups do if we are self isolating, but our other halves are part of the front line staff, ie nurses?
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Self isolation: When front line staff gets home make sure they change their clothes in a separate room away from you and wash up. Do what you can to help the front line stay healthy as well. Yourself stay healthy and get enough rest, sleep, eat well and work on hobbies to keep your mind healthy.
Answered 3/18/2020
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