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With the COVID-19 pandemic causing shelter-in-place orders across Georgia, families are spending more time together than ever. University of Georgia Cooperative Extension family life specialist Ted Futris offers advice on how to manage more togetherness.

“Couples and families are getting lots of togetherness, and I’m here to say it’s OK to fight; not argue, but FIGHT for each other,” he said, using an acronym for feed, invest, give, have and take.

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Sharon Dowdy is a news editor with the University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.

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