When I first heard the news, I felt a little confused. What I was most worried about was the baby in my belly. To be honest, the country has protected us for three years during the epidemic. It can be said that most people have lived peacefully in these three years. But with the

When the twenty-point national policy was promulgated, I was already 37 weeks pregnant. When I first heard the news, I felt a little confused. What I was most worried about was the baby in my belly. To be honest, the country has protected us for three years during the epidemic. It can be said that most people have lived peacefully in these three years. But with the sudden change in the epidemic prevention policy, it is inevitable that I will not worry about it. Especially now that I am about to give birth, I am even more nervous. My husband comforted me, don’t worry, the new coronavirus is now 40 times weaker than when it first started, its pathogenicity has been greatly reduced, and the severity and fatality rates are extremely low. Just calm down and treat it like a big flu, and wait for the baby to be born, no problem.

When my husband said that, I instantly felt a lot more at ease. Yes, take it as it comes, and face it calmly if you can't escape it. You still need to do daily protection, pay more attention to yourself, improve immunity , don't be afraid even if you are really "yang". In this way, we spent another 3 weeks safely. My due date arrived. After the symptoms of labor appeared, we went to the hospital. After a day and night of labor pains, I finally gave birth to my little baby. She was a cute little girl, weighing 7 pounds and 2 taels, healthy and safe. Due to the epidemic prevention and control requirements, the postpartum we hired in advance could not go to the hospital to take care of me. My husband hired a nurse from the hospital to take care of me for three days. The nurse is a professional and enthusiastic nurse who takes care of pregnant women. These days passed very quickly, and I recovered very well.

On the day I was discharged from the hospital, my father-in-law and mother-in-law were waiting at the hospital early in the morning. As soon as we got downstairs, my mother-in-law hurriedly took the baby from the nursing sister's hands. She held it and looked at it and couldn't put it down. My father-in-law was also so happy that he couldn't help but look at the baby from ear to ear. During the few days I was hospitalized, they could only look at the baby from the photos and videos on their mobile phones. They were so anxious. This time they finally looked at their precious granddaughter who was holding them.

After we got home, the confinement nanny we invited was already waiting at home. After settling in, the confinement nanny helped change the baby's clothes and diapers, took care of me to lie down, and then went to cook. My father-in-law felt that the food and nutrition at home were still not enough, so he went out to buy food again. My mother-in-law kept watch over me and the baby, chatted with me, thanked me for my hard work in childbirth, and told me to have a good confinement period and not to suffer from confinement sickness. While talking, my mother-in-law took out another thick red envelope and said that this was a reward for me, so that I could buy whatever I like. I refused, but my mother-in-law said that I must accept it. This is the custom in my hometown. The mother-in-law's family always wants to thank their daughter-in-law for opening up the family. My mother-in-law said this, so I quickly thanked her and accepted it.

The first few days after returning home were uneventful. The 24-hour confinement nanny and auntie took very good care of me. My parents-in-law came during the day and went back to rest at night. The baby was well behaved and was growing at a speed visible to the naked eye. I also rested and recovered very well. The whole family was very happy. Until the 12th day of confinement, one morning, after I finished feeding, I suddenly felt a little sore and very tired. My husband asked me to take a nap quickly, so I lay down and took a nap. When I woke up, I didn't feel better. Instead, I felt cold and had bouts of dizziness. I quickly told my husband, and he found out the thermometer and measured it for me. It was 38 degrees 6, and I had a fever. When my mother-in-law and confinement nanny heard about it, they rushed over to me and asked me if I didn't have a blocked breast and it couldn't be mastitis. In addition to my body being sore and cold, I also felt that my throat was a little tight. At this time, the whole family suddenly realized something. I must have fallen into the "yang" category. But I have been confinement at home and have never been out. My mother-in-law was very calm at this time. She said that the infection rate outside is already very high. Although I have not been out, my husband often goes to the company recently, and my father-in-law often goes to the market to purchase. The virus is difficult to prevent. If it's "Yang", don't worry, I'll be fine if my family is here.

When I heard that I might be "yang", the confinement sister-in-law proposed to move out of the household in advance because she also had children at home. When we heard this, we also expressed our understanding. At this time, it would be a day to be late. We contacted the maternal and infant housekeeping company where the confinement sister-in-law worked and went through the transfer procedures. The confinement sister-in-law went back. Before leaving, my mother-in-law wrapped a separate red envelope for the confinement sister-in-law to thank her for taking good care of me in the past few days. After the confinement auntie left, my husband also felt uncomfortable. We did not expect that the "positive" would come so quickly, nor did we expect that the contagion would be so strong. Although my husband was not feeling well, he did not have a high fever yet. I discussed it with my husband and wanted my parents-in-law to go back and we would take the baby by ourselves. Unexpectedly, as soon as my husband and parents-in-law proposed it, they were rejected by the father-in-law. The father-in-law said that if the infection is so contagious, the infection has already been infected, and there is no point in further isolation. My husband and I already have symptoms, and the baby is still so young, so someone must take care of me during confinement.

Just like that, my father-in-law and mother-in-law began to take care of me and the baby throughout the remaining half of the month. My father-in-law first went home and brought N95 masks and purifiers, plus my own purifier, one for each room, which is turned on 24 hours a day. My father-in-law is responsible for cleaning and disinfecting the house, and my mother-in-law is responsible for cooking and washing my and the baby's clothes. I hired a confinement nanny before, and also hired someone who lived at home 24 hours a day, just because I was worried about conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law during the confinement period. My mother-in-law understood immediately and took the initiative to pay me for the confinement nanny. Unexpectedly, when I was "yang", my father-in-law and mother-in-law came to work urgently and took care of me during my confinement period, which was no worse than a professional confinement nanny. I had a fever for two days, and my mother-in-law took care of me almost non-stop for two days. She let her sleep for a while at night, and she set up a small bed next to my bed. After a while, she got up to see if I still had a fever, gently woke me up to drink some water, and then checked to see if the baby was sleeping peacefully. I am actually very worried that my mother-in-law will also be infected by us. My father-in-law Bi’s mother-in-law is also in her sixties. Although she is usually in good health, this virus should not be underestimated this time. My husband also had a fever for two days. During these two days, my parents-in-law isolated him in the study and prevented him from contacting me and the baby. Fortunately, my husband was in good health and basically had no symptoms after the fever subsided. Our family was most worried about the baby who was only ten days old. Fortunately, the baby only had some symptoms of low fever one day, and his body temperature returned to normal before we decided whether to go to the hospital.

After my husband and I recovered from fever, my hard-working mother-in-law finally fell ill and started to have a fever. She immediately isolated herself in the second bedroom, disinfected her room every day, wore a mask 24 hours a day, and drank plenty of water. During the days when my mother-in-law had a fever, she used the remote control to direct her father-in-law to cook every day. My father-in-law knew how to cook, but with some guidance from her mother-in-law, the confinement meals were cooked in a decent way. Until we all recovered and my father-in-law showed no symptoms, my husband joked that he was the chosen cook left by the virus. My father-in-law said that it was either a natural choice or an asymptomatic infection of . In short, this time the "positive" symptoms were sudden, but the whole family faced it calmly, and all turned negative in 10 days.

What I feel very sad about is that I have been watching so many videos recently. After I became "yang", I experienced all kinds of lack of care and all kinds of indifference from my family. My family, especially my father-in-law and mother-in-law, did not dislike me at all and took good care of me wholeheartedly. Even if the confinement nanny left home early, the two elderly people gave me full understanding and respect, allowing me to have a good confinement period even though I was "yang". This is the same love as my parents. Now watching my mother-in-law sitting on the balcony holding the baby, quietly basking in the sun, I really feel like the tranquility of the years.