Divine Lee reveals she and husband had COVID-19: ‘To think aning na nga ako’
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Divine Lee revealed last week that she and her husband tested positive for coronavirus but that they are now “all good.”
The blogger and host said on her Instagram Stories on July 16 that she was positive for the virus and asymptomatic, while her husband, Blake Go, had mild COVID-19 symptoms “and is also cleared by the doctors.”
The couple isolated from their two young kids, Baz and Blanca, for two weeks, she said in Instagram posts on July 17.
Lee said in her post on Instagram Stories that they “haven’t seen people since March 14” and that she believes she did not contract the virus from a person.
She advised being “extra careful in handling everyday things from money, groceries and all.”
Lee said she will produce a vlog in the hope that others can “be more cautious about their actions.”
“To think aning na nga ako (I was paranoid already) and still got it,” she remarked.
Lee plans to donate her plasma once she gets a clearance, and quipped that it would be her “biggest donation” to Courage Cebu, a fund drive to help frontliners.
After her self-isolation, she gave a sentimental message to her kids on Instagram in which she reflected on her experience. “Your hugs were what I looked forward to the most!” she wrote.
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“I lost 14 days with you guys. It may seem like nothing to you pag laki nyo mag babakasyon kayo (when you grow older you will vacation) without me etc. But really that was the hardest, the doctors know this,” she said.
“I would watch the CCTV all day. Put my head by the door to hear you giggle with our yayas. My countdown was actually not based on just getting better but kelan ko kayo makakasama ulit (on when I could be with you again),” she said, adding, “Spend your time wisely (or with me! LOL).” /ra
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