“My children and I are #COVID19 positive. We’ve been quarantined since last Thursday when someone close to us got sick. And yesterday we were confirmed the presumption. Some with positive swabing and others not (the false negative possible) but with mild symptoms. No fever and some cough, ” began by saying Nancy Pazos on her official Twitter account and went on.
My children and I are #COVID19 positive. We’ve been quarantined since last Thursday when someone close to us got sick. And yesterday we were confirmed the presumption. Some with positive swabing and others not (the false negative possible) but with mild symptoms. No fever and some cough. — N ncy P zos (@NANCYPAZOS)
August 21, 2020
“The situation at home is complex because we live with grandmother of 74 with dying dementia whom we will try to preserve, as before (she still has no symptoms nor was swab) as much as possible. I only take the opportunity to comment that having isolated us pre-emptively,” said Nancy, who also told how they managed at home and how they cut off the spread wheel. “was instrumental in cutting the chain of contagion. The boys had no contact with their dad, and I didn’t have contact with my co-workers from a week before the symptoms started. Thank you for respecting privacy. It’s all right. But it still makes you want to cry.”
The situation at home is complex because we live with grandmother of 74 with senile dementia whom we will try to preserve, as before (she still has no symptoms and was not swab) as much as possible.
I only take the opportunity to comment that having isolated us preemptively — N ncy P zos (@NANCYPAZOS)
August 21, 2020
was instrumental in cutting the chain of contagion. The boys had no contact with their dad, and I didn’t have contact with my co-workers from a week before the symptoms started.
Thank you for respecting privacy.
It’s all right. But it still makes you want to cry. ❤️ — N ncy P zos (@NANCYPAZOS)
August 21, 2020
The journalist who is currently at the helm of her radio show in the 990s will remain isolated until the tests of her entire family come back negative and can be re-entered.
