Tips on how to AVOID getting covid on a cruise ship and what to do if you do have it

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5 minutes ago, mellon1 said:

Thanks for that update.  That's why I like CC all the information.

No problem.  You take care. Stay safe.

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10 minutes ago, mellon1 said:

You sound like me.  I overpack and bring all the what if stuff.  For 40 days on the same ship, we make it a home for that time.  We do nothing else all year and so look forward to cruising.  However, with covid and having to drive 2 days there and 2 days home and also stay at hotel for 3-4 days before boarding for testing, a lot to do.  It has always been worth it as we go and know after I am done cleaning and packing that we are on vacation and can sit and have that drink or two and relax and not have anything to stress about.  I like that feeling.  I like being pampered and not having to do wash, make the bed or make dinner or clean the dishes.  It is a true luxury.

 

I hope they feel better and are able to get home safely.

Absolutely!  Yes, me too.

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On 1/19/2022 at 1:09 PM, mellon1 said:

OKAY!!!  YEAHHH.  I am not the only one that cleans the room and wipes everything down!  My nieces tell me I don't need to do that, but when we were 30 and THRIVING mind you, I did not do that; however, things change as you get older.  Noticed when I was doing the cleaning, my husband, who is 7 years older than me, did not get sick.  Sooooo...first day....I have my glam gloves on...you go girl!

Yes I agree