my experiance on covid 19
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When the lockdown started , I was ecstatic . My final year of school had finished early , exams were cancelled , the sun was shining , I was happy , and confident I would be ok . After all , how hard could staying at home possibly be ? After a while , the reality of the situation started to sink in .
The novelty of being at home wore off and I started to struggle . I suffered regular panic attacks , forzen in the floor in my room , unable to move or speak . I had nightmares most nights , and struggle to sleep . It was as if I was stuck , trapped in my house and my own head . I didn't know how to cope .
However , over time , I found ways to deal with the pressure . I realised that lockdown gave me more time to the things I loved , hobbies that had been previously swamped by schoolwork . I started baking , drawing and writing again , and felt free for the first time in months . I had forgotten how good it felt to be creative . I started spending more time with my family . I hadn't realised how much I had missed them .
Almost a month later , I feel so much better . I understand how difficult this must be , but it's important to remember that none of us is alone . No matter how scared , or trapped , or alone you feel , thing can only get better . Take time to revisit the things you love , and remember that all of this will eventually pass . All we can do right now is stay at home , look after ourselves and our loved ones , and look forward to a better future .