Covid isolating

[Andi2020]

Hi my dd2 tested positive of covid and I caught it from her.
3 others houses in house dd1 left immediately was not going to risk catch it.
She spends most of her time n her bedroom anyway when not at school or part time job.
She rang her bf he asked his mum could she stay with them and she said, she had to come that day in the next hour or not at all as she has a hospital apt on 2nd Dec and didn't want to risk catch it even though she still thinks it ok to come here for photos before formal on Friday.
I find this total madness that you make up when you find your at risk.
I don't want my dd1 to miss her formal but I do think when a family member catches it family should stick together and get through it together.
What do other families do be selfish think on themselves or isolate in the house
I personally think she just wanted a week with her bf they are 18 so I don't get to choose but his mum does.

She should be staying at home and isolating

How old is your daughter exactly? Is she double vaccinated? It sounds like she’s not actually doing anything wrong.

I understand why she would want to minimise her risk of getting covid (especially before a hospital appointment).

Ah right I was getting confused about which dd it was. I was reading it as the positive dd had gone to her bf house.

If your other dd is double vaccinated or under 18½yrs then they don't need to isolate

Dd2 has covid double vaccinated
I caught it off her as I wfh so I know it spreads easy
Dd1 is 18 double vaccinated
I personally think she just using formal as an excuse to stay in bf for a week
My question is why the bf mum thinks it will be ok to come around here for formal photos when her hospital apt is after the formal why she doesn't think its still a risk when we have to isolate to next Sunday
I just think its totally bizarre to demand my dd come that 1st night within an hour and yes it is true it was the mum