What its like being stuck in a hantavirus quarantine for six weeks?

It’s like being stuck in a really loud classroom where no one can leave, and everyone is wearing masks.

You’re in a room with other kids who are all sick, and you have to stay there for six whole weeks. No going out to play on the swings or ride your bike. It’s kind of like when you're stuck in the school bus during a long field trip, only this time, it’s for much longer.

You can't go outside to run around or eat ice cream from the store. You have to stay inside the room with everyone else, and sometimes you have to wear masks so you don’t catch the sickness from the other kids. It's like wearing a big, squishy sock over your nose and mouth, not very comfortable!

But you can still draw pictures, tell stories, or play games with the other kids in the room. You might even get to watch cartoons on the TV if it feels too quiet.

Sometimes, they bring food from outside, like pizza or fruit, so you don’t have to eat the same lunch every day. It's kind of like a long, cozy campout inside a big classroom! It’s like being stuck in a really loud classroom where no one can leave, and everyone is wearing masks.

You’re in a room with other kids who are all sick, and you have to stay there for six whole weeks. No going out to play on the swings or ride your bike. It’s kind of like when you're stuck in the school bus during a long field trip, only this time, it’s for much longer.