Name changed for this as can't decide whether I'm being mean spirited or sensible.
DD works from home, giving treatments as a therapist (won't specify as possibly outing). A room is converted to treatment room (covid secure).
A friend who recently left her rented accommodation after contracting a bedbug infestation, and had to get rid of a lot of their things as a result, has requested a session. I am feeling on edge about it; am scared a little straggler, or a sprinkling of eggs, is going to hitch-hike into my house, and I'll never sleep again. I haven't actually seen this friend for almost a year, but we're periodically in touch over the phone, which is how I know. Now I'm sure anyone who has the misfortune to 'catch' bed bugs does everything they possibly can to make sure they are eliminated, but they are resilient little things and notoriously hard to get rid of. I know I will worry loads if my friend comes here, walks through my house and puts down her clothes and bag for an hour, given it's only been a short while since she walked out on a very badly infested flat.
I know that, technically, anyone who comes here for treatments could bring anything into the house, but I feel I am tempting fate.
AIBU to call friend to tell her how I feel, or would that be really mean-spirited, given what she's been through?