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My entire family has tested positive for covid. myself, my sister and my mom are in the same room & my dad is in the living room. is it okay? or we need different rooms for all of us?
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If you all have the same virus I see no reason for you to be separated in any way. You do not pass it back & forth, over and over. Each of you will go through the illness & hopefully recover with immunity that is much more durable than any shot.
Answered 1/16/2022
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There is no need to be in different rooms as all of you are likely infected with the same virus. Six weeks after recovery get Covid-19 vaccine or booster dose. Wish you good health!
Answered 1/19/2022
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