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parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend

you have always wanted. Let's record a podcast together, shall we? Myelow was home today.

So this past weekend was a long weekend for us in Canada. It was Thanksgiving.

We didn't really do anything. My husband was on call yesterday. And today, Tuesday, Milo stayed home with a fever.

So I'm not able to get anything done, obviously. It's 7 p.m. right now.

My husband is upstairs giving Milo a bath, and I am downstairs recording this podcast.

So far, Milo has no other symptoms. It's just a fever. We've been giving him, obviously, medication to try and take it down.

And we got him tested for COVID this afternoon, which always sucks. I think this is his third or fourth test.

Like, remember the days where your child would be sick and you just kept them home

for a couple days and then they went back to school? No. Now it's like such a big thing because you have

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