"Hey Everybody - I along with so many others have teamed up with @sahhcanada! As a COVID19 survivor it is extremely important that people understand the seriousness of social distancing, and the importance of recognizing the symptoms and signs of the virus," she wrote in a lengthy Instagram post.
"I know it can be so frustrating staying at home, but it literally helps save lives. I’ve been cherishing just being back to basics here at home and have needed and really love just spending time with my sons which I rarely can do all at once," she continued. "Trying new recipes, learning to play video games, sorting out my taxes, cleaning drawers, learning a new song on piano and spring cleaning are just a few things keeping us busy."
She added, "Please do your part and be a Stay at Home Hero 🦸🏻♀️ If anyone as any questions about my journey with Covid - please ask away - I’m happy to help in any way I can! How are you and your family staying busy at home? #stayathomehero #flattenthecurve #plankthecurve"
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