When Chantale died in September from Covid-19, her sister, who was already raising seven kids of her own, didn't hesitate to welcome Chantale's five children into her Birmingham, Alabama, home.US hits nearly 2,600 Covid-19 deaths in one day -- the highest since April "We always said that we didn't want our kids to be separated. We wanted our kids to stay together," McCall, 40, told CNN.
She wore the mask, she kept her distance, she did the proper hand washing and all the proper things she was supposed to do," McCall said.McCall said the kids are holding up, but it's been hard -- especially with Christmas coming soon."They're doing okay at times and at times they break down, so they're having their days and their moments," she said."It's been very hard losing their friends, church family and basically everything that's held dear to them.
Holy fuck stop having so many damn kids
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