JohnDRoc

I recently learned that a family member "felt sick" the day after her cruise started but "fought through it" so she didn't ruin her vacation. She tested negative prior to the cruise and is vaccinated. Turns out she does have COVID. She tested as soon as she got home. Questions: is it worth bringing up to Royal? Do they have any type of anonymous way to do so? Did she have any option to get tested onboard (I haven't asked her this because it will come across judgmental)? It seems like other passengers should know. But also, maybe everyone on a cruise ship should assume that someone on board has COVID. This is frustrating and I'm disappointed in her. But I suspect she isn't the only person that has done this, and many others will. How can cruising be safe.