I will probably make use of this, even if I do have a stockpile of tests. Why a stockpile? My mother, whom I take care of and live with, has COPD. Despite be

I will probably make use of this, even if I do have a stockpile of tests. Why a stockpile? My mother, whom I take care of and live with, has COPD. Despite being vaxxed and boosted, I worry about her contracting it. It would be incredibly easy for me to pass Omicron to her even if I was avoiding being in the same room with her, so I have developed a plan. Essentially, I have a "bug out bag" in a storage unit, along with entertainment and other ways to keep me occupied. Should I come down with COVID, I am going to go to a motel (not a hotel, a motel, which circulates the air to the outside) and simply hide there, not letting the maids change anything, until the fever breaks. Five days after the fever is gone, I start using tests until I am "clear" on several consecutive tests (swabbed throat and nose). I found a grocery store which delivers food to be left outside of the door, I plan on asking them about motel deliveries (unusual I know). At checkout time, I hose everything down with Lysol and pay for an extra day in the room, tell them not to let the maids in. Anyway, I figure this prevents me from exposing people. I cannot figure out anything better that isn't "living in the National parks, catching rabbits and shivering in the cold" hermitage. Anyway, this is going to take a stack of tests to go through. I don't feel great about it, like I am hoarding, but I don't know what else can be done.