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Torn two ways

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sodapop Thu 08-Jul-21 08:17:15

Don't worry Sarnia you have had both vaccinations and the isolation period will be over, enjoy time with your family. All necessary precautions have been taken.

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Lucca Thu 08-Jul-21 08:16:58

I’d go. (Specially as it’s Yorkshire !). They will have isolated tested and you’re double vaccinated plus according to government anything goes now…..

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granfromafar Thu 08-Jul-21 08:14:28

You should go as planned. The timing is perfect as you arrive after the isolation ends. Enjoy your long-awaited visit.

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Spinnaker Thu 08-Jul-21 08:13:53

Go for it ! Isolation will be over, you're fully jabbed up and, as a lot are saying, we have to get back on track. Your reunion, like a lot of others, has been a long time coming- enjoy flowers

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Sarnia Thu 08-Jul-21 08:08:37

In keeping with a lot of other people I have not seen some of my family for 17 months. I have followed the rules and when Boris's roadmap was put in place I booked train tickets to go and visit my daughter and her family in Yorkshire. My daughter rang yesterday to tell me my 17 year old GD was showing Covid symptoms and a lateral flow test had come back positive. She had taken a PCR test for confirmation and the result this morning is also positive. Everyone in their house now has to isolate for 11 days. Her last day in isolation will be the day before I am due to arrive. I am longing to see them all. My youngest GD will be 18 when I am there and we have trips arranged. However, I don't feel entirely comfortable with it. One half of me says that their isolation will be over, I have had both vaccine injections and life has to get back on track but the other half thinks why take any risks? My question is, what would you do in my place?

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