Who contractracted Covid-19 within 3 months of sailing and still sailed?

[kona_wahine]

We are going to test with the free government tests that are coming before wee do the online one, just to be sure. I’d hate to test positive with eMed. 1 month from tomorrow! 

[MrMarc]

On 1/21/2022 at 10:17 PM, eyern1 said:

What gets me is according to the cdc guidelines I shouldn’t even have to be going through this crap but Carnival seems to have their own ideas. I guess we’ll see how it plays out. Btw, I held on the phone for another 4+ hours then it finally hung up on me after trying to get me to take a survey that it wouldn’t accept my inputs on. 

Carnival makes the rules for Carnival ships.  They are non-negotiable.  Doesn't matter who you talk to. How much you stomp your foot, how many Google links you give them, how smart you think your are, or how stupid you think they are.  Their ship, their rules.  Period.  End of discussion.

[silversneakers]

On 1/21/2022 at 6:28 PM, mondello said:

You must submit a negative test from within 2 days of cruise. What does 3 months ago have to do with protocols?

I think the reference is that if you test positive, you can continue to test positive for 90 days (3mos). In this instance I would call Carnival and ask about a 90 test exemption document from their doctor.

Edited February 6, 2022 by silversneakers
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