3 Elderly Ladies Share Joint Self-Isolation Plans Including Drinking Wine & Watching 'The Crown'

Three grandmothers, who have been friends for over 40 years, decided to self-isolate yet enjoy their time exercising and binge-watching “The Crown.”

While everyone is confined to their home amid the coronavirus pandemic, three elderly friends decided to make the most of their situation by being isolated together.

THE MASTER PLAN

Doreen Burns, Dotty Robinson, and Carol Spark have been friends for over four decades and have proved to be the real-life “Golden Girls” while on self-isolation.

Screenshot from YouTube interview. | Source: Youtube.com/CBSNews

The three elderly women decided to live together once the restriction period in Salford, Greater Manchester begins.

Together, they came up with a list of things to do, which includes exercising in the garden, drinking wine, and watching the Netflix series “The Crown.” Burns shared on “BBC Breakfast:”

“We’re in Carol’s at the moment. Dotty’s got a lovely, long back garden, which would be great for exercising. I have got a front room in case we get techy with each other.”

Screenshot from YouTube interview. | Source: Youtube.com/CBSNews

Her Majesty also thanked those who worked at the frontline and those who are trying to find a way to control and end the pandemic.

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

The UK government released a guideline that individuals who are 70 years old and above should observe social distancing and take good care of themselves during this trying time.

Included in the guidelines are avoiding gatherings and contact with those with symptoms of the virus, as well as reducing contact with family and friends.

Although the three women claimed they were well and healthy, they chose to abide by the guidelines as not to risk contracting the virus.

A MESSAGE FROM QUEEN ELIZABETH

During this time of global panic, Queen Elizabeth released a statement that called people to come “together to work as one.”

Her Majesty also thanked those who worked at the frontline and those who are trying to find a way to control and end the pandemic. She wrote on Instagram:

“Now more than any time in our recent past, we all have a vitally important part to play as individuals - today and in the coming days, weeks and months.”

The deadly virus has affected over 100 countries and has claimed thousands of lives, most of whom were above the age of 60.

We at AmoMama do our best to give you the most updated news regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, but the situation is constantly changing. We encourage readers to refer to the online updates from CDC, WHO, or Local Health Departments to stay updated. Take care!

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