Life after COVID-19

Private_Ale

How’s life after the major part of the pandemic by everyone? Are things finally normalizing?

I have to admit, the largest and most obvious example by me that the world is healing is the obnoxious amount of traffic returning to the streets at every waking hour. I miss being the only one on the road at 5am. 😢

Afronaught

Im not sure yet, we’ve just come out of our 3rd wave lock-down, and still there are major restrictions such as

a 8PM to 5AM curfew,
All parks and public venues are closed,
All Bars and clubs are closed,
Mandatory Vaccinations for employment or continued employment.
No more than 10 people are allowed to gather at one place
Restrictions on domestic travel is still in place, Mandatory quarantine if traveling between states.
Facemasks are Mandatory (You get a $2,000 fine for not wearing one in public)

So definitely not normalizing here

Jundies

It doesn’t feel normal. I fear every day my 6 y/o baby is going to get sick. Especially now with the delta and delta plus variant. As someone who usually is passive and thinks live and let live. But now I’ve grown such a distain for the people who refuse to wear masks or get vaccinated. Knowing there are people who are so selfish they won’t even wear a mask. I work in hospice. Had a patient who had A part of her lungs were removed due to cancer. I spent months warning her family to get her vaccinated because if she did get Covid it would not be a light case of Covid. Her cancer was no longer spreading as she was sick but she still had lots of time she was ambulatory able to communicate eating well. But she got Covid from her son. Two days later she was dead. Her lungs just couldn’t handle it. That’s just my new normal in hospice. I realize people just don’t care about anything other than themselves