What is NCL doing now if you test positive for covid-19 on board?

For so many months here on CC after the re-start, across all cruise lines, there was almost constant discussion of how a particular cruise line or ship was handling the situation when a guest tested positive for covid-19 on board. Were guests being moved into an isolation cabin? What type of cabin? Could they remain in their own cabin? How were they being treated, were they getting food timely, was someone from medical checking on them every day, etc. As we get ready to sail on th

I read this thread about 10 days ago, so I’d be prepped if the it happened. And it did. My third cruise since cruising resumed, my first time having Covid. Just got home today. Overall, so as expected, some frustrations. Last Thursday, a had a scratchy throat, twinge of a headache, lethargic, and then my teeth started chattering on deck somewhere off Cuba. I isolated in my own cabin until medical opened. I also had my own tests with me, and tested twice (negative), but a 100.4 fever. S