daughter coming to stay?

Well it’s not ideal but like you I wouldn’t see my child on the streets. Can you stay away from each other for the time being as your home is roomy? Is she still going to work? I wish you luck.

I would definitely let her in, she’s your daughter. Where else would she go if she’s been kicked out?

There only seems to be one option here, OP. If she’s nowhere else to go what else can you do but take her in? There’s advice online as to how you can stay apart in the same house. It shouldn’t be too difficult in a big house, but you should of course already be doing it.

The advice on here about distancing yourself in the same house is aimed at people who have symptoms, but is also relevant to your situation until you are sure she is clear.

www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/self-isolation-advice/

Of course you must let her stay, in the circumstances.

There are lots of multi-generational families who live together.

Thank you. You're all echoing how I feel, but somehow with everything else, I just cannot seem to think straight...

Let her stay; you have plenty of room and can keep away from each other; needs must.

Yes. My family. Granny, daughter, grandson.

I had to come back from overseas. I think we're all ok. 6 days until we know we're all clear.

No question really, you have to help your daughter. On balance she is safer with you than looking elsewhere. Luckily you have space enough to accommodate her.

Did anyone else see the item this morning about a paramedic asked to leave his rented accommodation by his landlady in case he caught the virus. Shameful.

My son has divided his house (he has lodgers) so that he no longer uses/shares the kitchen. He has his own kettle, fridge, microwave etc. and stays in his own rooms.

I wish I could bring my DD and her baby here to stay with us . She is very frightened and lonely and I fear for her mental health if this goes on too long . Unfortunately she has been lumbered with a dog that I couldn’t possibly bring here .

So in answer to the OP , yes Bohemian I would let her stay . Safe and well and you can look out for each other.

Lumbered with a dog - can that situation not be sorted somehow gilly?

I wish it could Riverwalk I don’t want to say too much . I suppose you can guess what has happened.

I have enough knowledge of infectious diseases to say that I would be reluctant to admit anyone to my home on a semi permanent basis if they were going out to work each day.

I wouldn't think twice. Let her in.

Let her in. She is your daughter. I hope she is ok.

She is your daughter - let her in.

I wouldn't have to think twice: it's family.

Boheminan does your DD have to go to work?

Are you self isolating because you have health issues?

or are you over 70?

If your DD is working then you will have to take a lot of precautions, but it can be done.

Yes, just be very careful and follow the guidelines boheminan

gillybob you would feel so much happier and not so fretful if your DD and DGD were with you.
I love most dogs but that dog needs to be rehomed so they can be safe with you. I hope you can manage to do that.

She’s your daughter, I would let her in. Just be careful and I hope she’s ok

I also wouldn't hesitate to let one of our children come back to live with us, neither would their dad. Just keep as distant as you can: separate towels, toothpaste, disinfect handles etc. If you are all self isolating, after 14 days, you can mix more.