How not to return back?
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Indeed, the pandemic has made some huge changes in our daily lives. For better or for worse, Covid-19 has forced us all to slow down and make some radical shifts. Some of us have opened a business, some of us have moved to places we never imagined we’d move to, others have made career changes. But even after months and months of waiting and craving normalcy, people are now decidedly ambivalent and nervous about returning back to normal.
In a Washington Post article about the fear of returning back to normal, Lucy McBride, a primary care doctor in D.C., says trauma is to blame.
Trauma has a way of doing that to us. We’ve lost more than 500,000 lives in this country alone. We’ve suffered unprecedented economic, social and emotional upheaval. And regardless of our individual pandemic experience, each of us has faced some level of loss, grief, and despair.