Family Invents Ingenious Way to Safely Hug Great-Grandma
May 15, 2020
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as posted by the channelIt 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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