(01-18-2021, 04:56 PM)HandsomeRob86 Wrote:

(01-18-2021, 04:34 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: No. My cousin wore a mask. The baby on the other hand couldn't. She was born special needs with intestinal issues and has to be fed through her nose via a feeding tube and infants would never keep it on anyway. The crackhead birth mother passed it to the baby and then everyone in my cousin's family got infected from the baby. It's not that hard to figure out.

This is not a likely form of transmission. Baby’s are some of the least likely to get infected and do not pass on at a high rate when they are. Was the baby confirmed COVID positive? Also if your cousin was so vigilant about masks how did she pass it on to everyone else?

Not trying to insult your cousin, but that story has a lot of issues IMO as far as her likely source of infection.

Yes. The baby was in direct contact with the mother. I don't know if the mother was positive, because she's a crackhead. She's probably a human petri dish. My cousin had to clean the baby up when she got home and she has 3 other boys under the age of 8 who are all home schooled and never leave the house. Bringing a baby back from that visit into the home and having to clean the baby and the feeding tube as well as the clothing they were wearing without having the other kids make contact with any of it is nearly impossible. She consulted with her doctor and he confirmed that it is probably where she got it from. Herself, her husband and all the kids in the house tested positive after the court ordered visit.

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