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sdelorenzo
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I don't let my kids outside the hospital room unless they are going for testing.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
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sdelorenzo
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I don't let my kids outside the hospital room unless they are going for testing.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
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sdelorenzo
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I don't let my kids outside the hospital room unless they are going for testing.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
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sdelorenzo
Guest
I don't let my kids outside the hospital room unless they are going for testing.
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
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sdelorenzo
Guest
I don't let my kids outside the hospital room unless they are going for testing.
<br />Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
<br />Sharon, mom of Sophia, 6 and Jack, 4 both with cf
purplemartin
New member
At the hospital where my son goes, ALL CFers are put in isolation no matter what you culture! Although it stinks being stuck in a room for days at a time with a 2 year old, considering the risks mingling outside the room, I wouldn't have it any other way.
I wouldn't risk it!
I wouldn't risk it!
purplemartin
New member
At the hospital where my son goes, ALL CFers are put in isolation no matter what you culture! Although it stinks being stuck in a room for days at a time with a 2 year old, considering the risks mingling outside the room, I wouldn't have it any other way.
I wouldn't risk it!
I wouldn't risk it!
purplemartin
New member
At the hospital where my son goes, ALL CFers are put in isolation no matter what you culture! Although it stinks being stuck in a room for days at a time with a 2 year old, considering the risks mingling outside the room, I wouldn't have it any other way.
I wouldn't risk it!
I wouldn't risk it!
purplemartin
New member
At the hospital where my son goes, ALL CFers are put in isolation no matter what you culture! Although it stinks being stuck in a room for days at a time with a 2 year old, considering the risks mingling outside the room, I wouldn't have it any other way.
I wouldn't risk it!
I wouldn't risk it!
purplemartin
New member
At the hospital where my son goes, ALL CFers are put in isolation no matter what you culture! Although it stinks being stuck in a room for days at a time with a 2 year old, considering the risks mingling outside the room, I wouldn't have it any other way.
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<br />I wouldn't risk it!
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<br />I wouldn't risk it!
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SandyCheeks
New member
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
SandyCheeks
New member
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
SandyCheeks
New member
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
SandyCheeks
New member
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
Good luck!
Sandy
SandyCheeks
New member
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
<br />
<br />For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
<br />
<br />You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
<br />
<br />Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
<br />
<br />Good luck!
<br />Sandy
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<br />
<br />For activities like bingo (teens) and movie night (entire hospital) the kids are kept 3 feet away from each other. For Bingo they have vinyl bean bag chairs that they spread way out, and during the movies the kids are spaced way out.
<br />
<br />You are not allowed to be told who does and doesn't have CF or what they are culturing, HOWEVER, ALL staff should know and make proper accomodations for all kids wanting to play. I have worked some of these "events" and always know who has what.
<br />
<br />Another suggestion is to talk with the hospitals Infectious Disease doctors about how they ensure your child's safety while hospitalized. Perhaps they would be able to help you work out a plan that would make you feel comfortable as well while you are there.
<br />
<br />Good luck!
<br />Sandy
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<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>SandyCheeks</b></i>
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote></div>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote></div>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>SandyCheeks</b></i>
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote></div>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote></div>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>SandyCheeks</b></i>
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote></div>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote></div>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>SandyCheeks</b></i>
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
Sandy</end quote>
That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote><i>Originally posted by: <b>SandyCheeks</b></i>
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<br />Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
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<br />Sandy</end quote>
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<br />That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.
<br />
<br />Our hospital handles this well (I think). We have a rule that all CFer's have a mask on outside rooms, they wash hands upon leaving their room and returning. We have scheduled "private times" for all cf kids. During those times they are scheduled to be in the playroom, teen room etc., for an hour of playtime. Then everything they have touched is cleaned.
<br />
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<br />Sandy</end quote>
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<br />That's what we do too! We are IN right now too. We can go outside or to other areas of the hospital (family room) but only with a nurse, purell and kleenex. it feels really isolating, but I'd rather be safe.