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On 11/28/2020 at 10:02 AM, sitcedar said:

Been doing a lot of reading, cooking, yoga. Anything that I can think of to pass the time. I also did some binge-watching. Hopefully, we'd get back to the closest possible "normal" late next year. 

I am hoping for that, so fingers crossed. We are all better next year as this year has taught us self-love,

On 11/28/2020 at 10:08 AM, sitcedar said:

The obvious lesson I've learned is that life could change in just a snap. The whole world could shut down all at once, and not even the strongest country can do anything about it. 

Humans would definitely bow to Mother Nature in the end.

Hi there!

It's really good that things worked out well for you. I am smiling while reading your comment. It's just seldom that people are positive about this whole thing. At least for the people I know. I myself have been doing a lot of self-care activities. Been reading books, cooking, meditating. All I can think of LOL. I read this one article http://thepatientsvoice.org/when-boredom-strikes-home-quarantine-issues/ It's about some activities we can do when bored at home. Though I highly doubt you need it.

Good to hear from you and stay safe and happy!

Or not! 😄 I don't think it's going away any sooner. And most of us have been depressed and some did incredibly well.

How are you guys holding up? Have you discovered a new healthy routine or whatnot?

Indoor physical activities are pretty interesting and convenient this time.

On 11/10/2020 at 1:09 AM, MTRJ75 said:

the mental effects last a day or two further.

This is true. You don't stop worrying and thinking about it.

I say yes, why not. If it adds to your protection and peace of mind.

Sleeping medications help but you can be too dependent on it. Melatonin, however, has less side effects?

Doesn't she take anything to calm her down? I hear oils can help with this.

12 hours ago, Muon said:

Showed it to a specialist.

What did your specialist say?

This is a great info. Thank you. Kindly pin this post.

4 hours ago, Nin said:

Its really is scary when you've tried so much and it's not helping. You think is anything going to help me. Yeah that's the problem with a doctor out of the UK, you can't get the medication. America got way more to offer than the UK. 

This apparently is the case. 

On 10/23/2020 at 5:32 PM, AlyssaK said:

Despite that the pandemic was a really hard time for me, it made me start doing many hobbies (cooking, sport and copywriting) to feel my day during the isolation.

Great to hear. That's also the thing I like the most. We get to do things we didn't have time to before. One can say we get to reevaluate our life and the things we do with it.

On 10/23/2020 at 7:21 PM, Pistol said:

What I have learned is that if everyone has to live like me ( homebound, cannot go out to shop or appointments and has to catch up with family and friends via facetime or zoom ) then society breaks down!!! People develop anxiety and depression, doctors are not available to see them and people have to fend for themselves ....

That is true. This pandemic caused a lot of anxiety and depression, and the number of suicides have also increased. People will realize the value of community and the importance of being a part of it. It scary to be alone and to feel lonely at the same time.

This pandemic taught so many things. It reminded us of that we're vulnerable. It taught us the importance of proper hygiene and health.

Personally, what have you learned from COVID-19?

Dream holiday would be a vacation In Barcelona or New Zealand.

Fatigue is present in all illnesses, and it happens because there is a disturbance of balance of what should be normal in our body. 

I tried to some painting but haven't really done something great. I stopped and now have been reading. 

I guess it doesn't matter where. As long as we're with our family, it sure is a happy holiday!

• Turmeric tea is good for swelling. Also, have you tried hot/warm compress? 

I know it's not likely going to happen this year, but what would be your dream holiday? Thanksgiving and Christmas are fast approaching, but I doubt it's going to be the same.

On 12/28/2019 at 3:17 AM, CallieAndToby22 said:

Here's a version of Silent Night I recorded the day after Christmas, lol. 

Also recently I entered a fine arts contest locally at university and my photograph was accepted. 

 

Aw. This is beautiful. Takes me back to memories. Sniff sniff*

Not anyone that I know. Ask your doctor right away. It's hard to guess when it comes to our health.

Covid-19 caused anxiety for millions. We just have to follow the recommendations and survive this as this too shall pass.

So adorable! They are just so innocent.

"The key at this stage is to be very rigid and strict about complying with the recommendations for social distancing and isolation. Remind your friends and family (skeptical or not) that this is no joke."

It really is happening.

Jackie Chan initially pops in my head when I hear martial arts movies. You can't go wrong with his movies.