A Chicago teacher who tested positive for COVID-19 spent five hours in an airplane bathroom during a flight to Iceland.
Marisa Fotieo shared her story on TikTok. She said she was flying to Iceland, when her throat started to hurt. She took a self-test. It was positive.
She talked to a flight attendant and it was decided she would spend the rest of the flight in the bathroom."Their flight attendants are so positive and so kind and they just put everybody at ease the second that this happened and they put me at ease which is why I think I was so willing to stay in that bathroom," she said.
After landing, the flight attendant who helped Fotieo sent the teacher food and gifts while she was in quarantine.
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