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Hey Pandas, How Has Covid-19 Changed Your Life In Some Sort Of Way?
The global pandemic known as coronavirus or, covid-19 has affected so many people. It started in late 2019 and has infected nearly 10 million people.
What I wanna know is how it has changed you for the better or for the worse. Feel free to answer as many times as you want.
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The global pandemic known as coronavirus or, covid-19 has affected so many people. It started in late 2019 and has infected nearly 10 million people.
What I wanna know is how it has changed you for the better or for the worse. Feel free to answer as many times as you want.
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What do you think ?
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
My husband is an internist and palliative care specialist ( pain management). For 30 years, when he'd kiss me Goodbye in the morning when he'd leave for work, I'd feel a sense of pride and respect for his devotion to his patients & the wonderful care he'd give them. But for the past 2 years since the pandemic, every time he leaves for work and kisses me goodbye, I think "Will this be the day Covid enters his lungs and he dies? Was that our last covid-free kiss?". It's a horrible change in the way I feel about his mission to be of service to people who are ill and suffering.
Kim Contreras 2 years ago
It never hit home until I actually knew somebody who got it. My friend was young - just starting out in life and soon to be married. One day she was fine. The next day she was in the hospital on a ventilator. She didn't make it. My first real experience with death and i finally became aware that this was REAL!
Joan Zatorski 3 years ago
My husband is an internist and palliative care specialist ( pain management). For 30 years, when he'd kiss me Goodbye in the morning when he'd leave for work, I'd feel a sense of pride and respect for his devotion to his patients & the wonderful care he'd give them. But for the past 2 years since the pandemic, every time he leaves for work and kisses me goodbye, I think "Will this be the day Covid enters his lungs and he dies? Was that our last covid-free kiss?". It's a horrible change in the way I feel about his mission to be of service to people who are ill and suffering.
Kim Contreras 2 years ago
It never hit home until I actually knew somebody who got it. My friend was young - just starting out in life and soon to be married. One day she was fine. The next day she was in the hospital on a ventilator. She didn't make it. My first real experience with death and i finally became aware that this was REAL!
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