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Family Invents Ingenious Way to Safely Hug Great-Grandma

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May 15, 2020

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It looks like something straight out of "The Boy in the Bubble," but Carly Marinaro's hugging station is an ingenious invention that lets her kids love on their great-grandmother without potentially spreading germs. The Illinois mom used sheets of plastic, PVC pipes and duct tape to make a hug time station where she and her kids can share special moments with their 85-year-old great-grandmother, Rose Gagnon, while respecting social distancing rules. #InsideEdition

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