Torn two ways

I definitely go. Your family have followed all the correct procedures, so after isolation they will be fine....that is if no one else tests positive.

Go for it... It all has to end sometime. Your fully vaccinated, I think you'd regret it if you didn't go.

Go and enjoy , you’ve waited long enough, life is too short to dither about !

I'd definitely go and enjoy my visit unless another member of the family tests positive.

Visiting.

As they will have all been in isolation till your visit you will be safer fisting then than if they had all been out and about. Enjoy your catch up with them all and your GD 18th.

I should say we spent two days together and loved it.

Just go and enjoy yourself with your family

It's at the end of their isolation so I'd go and enjoy some time with your family. You have had your jabs so have a ball. Enjoy Sarnia

Difficult one. I am torn. My children came on my birthday and we hugged. I hadn't seen them for so long. I worried for a couple of weeks. We all took risks. My children flew in crowded aeroplanes. I know people will say it was completely wrong, and we are back to being very careful. But I am getting older and we decided it was a risk we wanted to take. We were careful not to go near anyone else..
Its a choice you need to make for yourself.

My thoughts exactly!

Or don't go and don't see your family for ages and ages. Then ask for advice on Gransnet as to what you should do as you haven't seen them for so long!!!!

Go as planned.

Boolya

I am in a similar situation and have cancelled our visit to the NE. We will visit when we feel more comfortable with the situation, regardless of how long it may take.

i agree with this sensible approach.

I would go but avoid any indoor get-togethers that are not very well ventilated and sit near the window. The risk in the circumstances you describe seems minimal but you would be lowering the risk even more, so a compromise.

I should also add that if we left it to last minute we would not be able to cancel our hotel bookings.

I am in a similar situation and have cancelled our visit to the NE. We will visit when we feel more comfortable with the situation, regardless of how long it may take.

Assume you’ll be fine to go. Other family members may test positive but they may not. Just be prepared to alter plans at last minute but hope for the best because it will probably be fine. Being optimistic but flexible is key to enjoying life at the moment I find. Hope it works out well for you!

Esspee

During the next 11 days any of the other family members might test positive extending the family's period of isolation.
I would postpone my visit in your place.
Clearly not a majority view but I intend to keep away from trouble. Haven't made all these sacrifices to take crazy risks now.

I agree with this view.

Although, of course, any of your relatives could have a positive result at any time while you are visiting.

In a heartbeat yes x

Definitely go....enjoy

I can understand your hesitation- I think although we all want to get back to normality we are all hesitant about taking certain steps. I think I would still plan to go, but accept that if the situation changes and any more family members test positive, you may have to postpone! The good thing is that after isolation and testing it’s probably safer than many other crowded places! I think that unless we want to spend another year not doing things, we have to be brave, but careful!

Go definitely…we have still got to live our lives, enjoy your family as who know what will happen in the future

*family

I would wait and see if other families members get it....I've heard 3 cases for younger people this week including My son in law...Daughter ok atm and they have 5 mth old .