By Dave Branco

Warm social distance hug

The Quarantine Fairy Project

Apr 20, 2020 | 6:22 AM

PRINCE GEORGE- For some people, during this time of self-isolation has brought on a feeling of loneliness.

While some use social media to maintain their relationships with friends to combat the loneliness.

One resident has discovered that her skills in baking are one of the ingredients needed to help stop those with the feeling of isolation.

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Laura Heagy and her children are keeping busy at home during the pandemic. Every day, for the last two weeks they get up early and bake bread for people who find themselves lonely.

The quarantine fairy project began as a nice gesture for a few friends and now it has grown wings. Heagy is spreading her quarantine fairy magic to others.

On average Heagy and children deliver around six loaves a day and the weekends sometimes up to a dozen.

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Heagy says, she plans to continue to bake and deliver warm bread for those wanting a distance hug.