NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rebekah Rosler and her husband did not intend to leave Manhattan for good in March when they packed up their three children and headed 50 miles north to wait out the coronavirus pandemic in her parents' vacant home in upstate New York.
"My kids were all dressed in their pajamas, we loaded up the car with paper towels and toilet paper and food," said Rosler, 40, who works in mental health. "That was what I thought was going to be a commitment for a week."
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