a 200-250 word story on covid heroes seen around you
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After developing COVID-19 and recovering from the contagious disease, I have a renewed perspective of COVID-19 patients; I see them from a different lens. Getting infected with Novel Coronavirus was both a scary and kind of emotional phase for me. The three weeks of my battle with the disease made me understand the mental and psychological stress COVID-19 patients and their families undergo”, recalled Dr Prashant Borade who got COVID-19 in the line of duty. 45-year-old Dr Prashant Borade is the Head of Critical Care at Global Hospital in Mumbai.
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Salute the unsung heroes of the Covid fight
Doctors, law enforcement, and essential-service workers are going to the frontlines of this battle, while we stay home. The least we can give them is respect
Breathing in the air during a global pandemic leaves behind an unsettling feeling of an oncoming emotional turbulence. The world outside has turned deafeningly quiet. No public speeches. No loud announcements. No commercial boards. Just plain eerie silence. We are at the very heart of this battle.
Finding a way to keep our mental balance intact just trying to survive during these uncertain times is no ordinary thing. We may be required to forego many social commitments and maintain social distance for everyone’s well-being. It is unfailingly easy to get caught up in this disturbing exhaust of Covid-19. But there are those who are rising above their own self-destruct mode and fighting to keep the wheels of normalcy running.