Okay a few weeks ago while doing some volunteer work at a adult facility, I suddenly became ill and decided to get tested for COVID-19 and test was positive. But the thing is my boss and a few others knew that someone was there sick but did not tell the rest of us. Do you think they was wrong to inform us?
STEVEN F
I think you are LYING about anyone knowing and not informing you.
Anonymous
You're supposed to assume that everyone you come into contact with has Covid-19 and act accordingly.
Quite frankly, it's foolish to assume that no one in an adult care facility has it. Don't you watch the news?
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IF someone there was already sick with covid and said / did nothing, yes that was wrong - espeically at an adult (care?) facility. Covid is especially troublesome for the elderly - so CDC protocols should have been followed to prevent the spread amoung the residents and staff.
Now, that said, so what? Even IF you can proove someone there had it AND gave it to you.... what do you intended to do? Do you know for a FACT someone had it? Do you know for a FACT that is your source for exposure? Still, even if the answer is yes - at this point what does it matter and what will you do about it?