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**Context:** A family's experience with COVID-19 testing at home.
**Key Events:**
1. **Initial Testing:** The family undergoes home testing to avoid hospital contagion risks. One member, Brandon, initially tests **positive**, while others (Adam, Ryan, Karen, Curiel) test **negative**. Brian, who had symptoms, surprisingly tests **negative**.
2. **Second Round of Testing:** The family decides to retest, with all members (except Brandon, who takes a PCR test) undergoing antibody tests.
3. **Results:** All family members, including Brandon (whose initial positive result was likely a mistake), test **negative** for COVID-19.
**Outcome:**
* The family is relieved that all members are COVID-19 negative.
* They reflect on the importance of self-care during the upcoming winter season to avoid flu and colds, recommending prompt testing at the first symptom.
**Tone:** The transcript's tone is informal, conversational, and relieved, with moments of concern and caution.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, in short sentences with numbers:
**Family and Testing**
1. A family of individuals, including Alex, Fernando, Brian, Karen, Curiel, and Brandon, underwent testing.
2. Alex and Fernando were not present at the time of testing as they were out of the city.
3. The family received test results, with most members testing negative.
**Test Results**
4. Initial test results showed:
* Adam: Negative
* Ryan: Negative
* Brian: Initially suspected to have symptoms, but...
* Brian's actual result: Not explicitly stated in the provided snippet, but implied to be negative in later context
* Karen: Negative
* Curiel: Negative
* Brandon: Initially showed a positive result, causing confusion
5. A second test (antibody test for most, PCR for Brandon) was conducted to verify results.
**Health and Care**
6. Brian had been experiencing flu-like symptoms.
7. Brandon, after an initial positive result, was to be isolated, fed, and hydrated by the family.
8. Karen took on feeding and hydrating duties for Brandon.
**Clarification and Final Results**
9. The initial positive result for Brandon was later clarified as a mistake.
10. All family members, including Brandon, ultimately tested negative for the virus in question (implied to be COVID-19, though not explicitly stated).
11. The family was advised to take care of themselves, especially during the upcoming winter season, to prevent flu and similar illnesses.