Seeing family during covid

Rarely. I'm very nervous to be around my parents because of their age and health conditions. My adult kids live at home and work with the public. We're a mask mandated state, but it's still concerning to me that we could unknowingly make my parents sick.

My parents moved here years ago to be near us and we usually would see them 1-2 times a week. I have seen them once since everything locked down. We met up with them at a park last month and they and my kids were not able to maintain social distance, so we’ve held off on another meetup. My dad is 88 and just finished a course of radiation for oral cancer a month ago and I don’t want to kill him. That said, I also don’t want to not see my parents. This sucks.

All other family is a plane flight away. I do not know when we’ll ever see them.

I've seen my dad at his driveway 2x and I took him to get his chemo once.

DH and I did drive to DFW back in early June to eat lunch with one of my best friends. DH had to be in Dallas to pick up a car so I went with him and met one of my besties who moved to Roanoke in Feb.

Oh, and we've done 2 drive by birthday parades.

I’m in the US and my family is in the UK. I’m not sure when we’ll get to see them again.

I did. After we all had quarantined for 3 months. I had my DS deliver my groceries for 2 weeks. I did go see extended family. Not sure when I will feel safe enough to do that again.

Not so much for me, but I’d die if I got anyone sick.

I see my mom outside. I visit her by myself. DH is from a large family, and they’ve gotten together several times. We don’t go to those gatherings. And a lot of them have serious health problems. I don’t get it.

Yes...have been for awhile. My family almost daily and friends on occasion. There are zero cases here in my county...been at Zero or one for at least a month.

When I went shopping for my parents, once in March, April and June, I saw my dad outside in his parking lot. Me and my sister made him stay 6+ feet away while we loaded his groceries into his cart. We all wore masks and never touched. He is 80 and had a stroke a few years ago.

When we dropped stuff at my mom’s/stepdad’s we left it outside the front door. I only shopped for them in March and April. My stepdad had pneumonia in February so I have been very worried about him. But they started shopping themselves in May. Their county has had 2 covid deaths. 

When I shopped for my parents I stopped at my sister’s house to separate the stuff. She helped my deliver it too. I went camping in my RV last month. It was with my parents camping group. We all social distanced. My sister and niece stayed with me in my rig.

I have not seen any friends or gone to any other social outings. 

Our 21 yr old dd lives with us so we see her and her boyfriend.

I haven’t seen my 103 year old Grandmother since her birthday in February. I’d usually see her monthly.
I haven’t seen my parents since Fathers Day. Usually see weekly.

We haven’t seen DH’s parents in, hmm, getting close to a year probably. They live out of state. We usually see them quarterly.

My brother and family live in San Antonio. They just had a baby- his first. They came up and stayed with my parents because her grandmother was dying. Both sets of grandparents had been strictly quarantined for 2 weeks (and had only been going to grocery store or medical before that.) I didn’t see them. I hated it, but it was safer for all.

I don't have local family - I have a sister who lives many states away and another who lives in England.

Friends - we have one local family that we've seen from a distance during porch drops/pickups maybe once a month? We're socially isolating much more than they are.

We see my grandmother; we did not at first.

I moved to my son's home when this all started. They had 5 children living at home at the time, since then one has gotten married, and another one will be married in September. The one that will be getting married is a hairstylist, so works outside the home--except when it was closed. Now she'll be home again because California just closed again. We have been pretty much here. My son works from home most of the time--when he goes to work, he has his own office, and doesn't see anybody! If friends visit, it's outside in the shade. My granddaughters fiance does come for Sunday dinners--and he is working in other people's homes. My grandson and his new wife come for Sunday dinners--but they are both working from home. I don't go out much--I did go to my church when it was opened, but it has reclosed now. We all wore masks. The only other place I've been is to the doctor's office to get my ear checked out a week or so ago. (waiting room was empty!--when has THAT ever happened??) Oh, I took my dog to the vet--they came out to the car and got him, took him in, gave him his shots, and brought him back to the car. So all in all, I think I've been pretty careful.

I’ve not seen anyone from mine or dhs extended families. My oldest dd lives alone and teleworks- I see her weekly or twice a week except for one 2 week period I made her quarantine from us because she was with some friends. Probably a good call since she did test positive for the antibodies but dh and I didn’t. We finally saw youngest dd for the first time this weekend. She lives across the state.

I will be seeing my best friend for the first time this weekend.

We were really strict at the start. Then my mil was going insane being "locked up." Under the guise of wanting to see the kids, they asked to come to do a driveway visit, within 5 minutes she wanted to go hike - since we have access to private trails and at the time all public stuff was closed down. So they come over on Sundays and we go for a hike. She says a handful of words to the kids, but it is mainly about her getting her "exercise" in and her picture of the kids so she can post them on social media to pretend that she actually cares.

We didn't see my parents from less than 10 feet from March - June. At the end of June we started doing outside meals with them. They are being really careful and so are we.

I do walk for 2 hours on Sundays with 2 friends. We wear masks and where we hike the road is wide enough and there is no traffic so we walk with one person on either side of the road and one in the middle of the road.

I am doing all of our shopping and was doing it for my inlaws as well. But they decided a month or so ago that they are fine doing everything except Costco. This annoys me because I have been doing mainly instacart because I don't want to go to costco either and my mil is the stingiest person ever and never contributes toward the tip and she won't place her own instacart order.