‘What has been your biggest challenge during the quarantine?’

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‘What has been your biggest challenge during the quarantine?’

“I personally do not feel that the quarantine is difficult.

“Separation between me and my family.

My family lives out of state and if it wasn’t for quarantine, I would have celebrated my granddaughter’s birthday.

… I might have spent Mother’s Day with my daughter.”

Same thing every day.

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