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If you or your partner get sick, who sleeps in the spare room?
Answered 4 years ago
My husband was pretty sick with the flu recently and I spent 1.5 weeks on the blow up mattress in another room. Everytime I needed to go into my room to shower or get my things I’d have to cover my mouth and nose. The room stunk so bad of sickness. When my husband was better I had to disinfect the whole room including mattress and pillows and wash all bedding etc. Would’ve been easier for him to go in spare room I reckon. What do you think?
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4 years ago
I am rolling my eyes here...
Let the sick person to stay in bedroom having comfortable environment as previously ...
Can't you totolerate the uncomfortablity of guest bedroom for the love of your partner ...?
Didn't you give that big promise , "We will be for each others at sickness and poor..."??
If he is having Covid19 , then it is fine, having safe distance ...
Let the sick person to stay in bedroom having comfortable environment as previously ...
Can't you totolerate the uncomfortablity of guest bedroom for the love of your partner ...?
Didn't you give that big promise , "We will be for each others at sickness and poor..."??
If he is having Covid19 , then it is fine, having safe distance ...
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4 years ago
Guest bedroom!?? It was a spare room with a blow up mattress. And no, I did not make that vow. Especially the way you wrote it. How embarrassing.
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4 years ago
Open up window
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4 years ago
Exactly ,
He is sick.. help him with good room vventilating and room cleaning ...
Didn't you give that promise,
"At sickness ....,
And at poor..."
He is sick.. help him with good room vventilating and room cleaning ...
Didn't you give that promise,
"At sickness ....,
And at poor..."
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4 years ago
^^ close 😉
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4 years ago
Both windows and en-suite window were open. We’re not stupid. It still stunk real bad. And the constant coughing and spluttering meant germs were always around, they weren’t just going to fly out the window.
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4 years ago
We don’t move rooms either. When one gets sick the other one is usually safe believe it or not 🙂
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4 years ago
He should have moved
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4 years ago
If she has to access that room for toileting and showering and dressing then she could catch his Illness. It would be safer to have him in a spare room that no one needs to access.
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4 years ago
But he needs to shower and toilet too ... Wouldn't it make more sense to not use the ensuite if you were that worried about catching his flu?
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4 years ago
We still sleep in the same room
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4 years ago
Neither we don’t move rooms
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4 years ago
I didn’t want to catch his germs. He had a fever for 5 days, sweating real bad and coughing a lot. Had to wash bed sheets every morning.
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4 years ago
I guess in this situation with corona virus, that is the correct thing to do. Isolate in a separate room
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4 years ago
But I think as the not sick person, you did the right thing giving him The most comfortable area to sleep. It's hard enough being sick. Hopefully it's not one sided though
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4 years ago
My husband is always the one who moves-he is most often the sick one though....
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4 years ago
The sick one in the spare room in isolation
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4 years ago
Yeah, he’s the germs one.
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4 years ago
*germy
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4 years ago
Depends what it is!! But usually the healthy one goes to the spare room. It's so uncomfortable in there 😂😂 we've only done it after surgery etc when movement in the bed is painful. Or when one has gastro haha
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4 years ago
I hope you send him to the spare room when you are sick.
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4 years ago
We don’t we still sleep in the same room