PHOTOS: GETTY, SHUTTERSTOCK FOR THE LAST THREE WEEKS, British nursery teacher Natalie Francis, her Chinese husband and their three-year-old son, Jamie, have been cooped up inside their high-rise flat in Wuhan. Jamie, who loves playing football outside and riding his bike, has had to get used to a life of arts and crafts and television, while Natalie, who imposed this quarantine upon her family, only ventured out herself three times, on each occasion alone, to buy food to keep them going. ‘It’s been hard,’ Natalie, 31, told Grazia last week. ‘We haven’t been getting any fresh air. Our energy levels have plummeted, we’re having trouble sleeping. Jamie has kept asking to go out and he gets frustrated when we say no. He doesn’t understand.’
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