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'Let's enjoy life while we can', says woman about to infect nan with COVID-19

A WOMAN who believes in living life to the fullest will this week infect her 71-year-old grandmother with the coronavirus. 

22-year-old Helen Archer has spent the afternoon at her parents’ house baking cakes and has decided to ignore the restrictions and pop some round to her poor self-isolating nana.

She said: “Something like this makes you realise what’s really important in life. Family.

“I’ve not had any symptons and I’ve had hardly any contact with anyone who has for at least a week, so chances are it’s fine. I’m not willing to live my life in fear.

“Nana seemed a bit worried, but you know old people. They’ve not got that youthful joie de vivre like us young folk. They take things hard.

“So long as I’m healthy, why shouldn’t I enjoy it and share that enjoyment with others? I think it really cheered her up.”

Grandmother Joyce Archer said: “I’m not touching that f**king cake.”