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[1] Life is tough, it& #39;s unfair, it has its ups and it has its downs. Right now tough isn& #39;t even a word some people would use to describe how everything is currently. IRL life is already hard without the presence of this pandemic inhabiting ours lives.
[2] For some it hasn& #39;t really affected their daily living, keeping true to how they were before. A stable job, stable mental state, an abundance of activities to their disposal. Perhaps they are actually thriving in self-isolation. I find myself fortunate to more-so be like this.
[3] For some its destroyed their livelihoods or massively disrupted just daily living. Having to figure out how they are going to support their family or even trying to keep a healthy mental state. Perhaps they are isolated alone with no contact, maybe they are ill themselves.
[4] There are others who are separated from their loved ones, unable to see them. Relationships are tested and the hearts are pushed to their limits. There are people who have sick loved ones who can& #39;t leave their homes to visit, even to say their final goodbye to those terminal.
[5] SO check up on those around you! Even though they aren& #39;t staying anything publicly, it doesn& #39;t mean they handling the present well. Offer to help out your neighbours, and friends they might not have anyone. Call your loved ones and let them know you love them.
[6] It& #39;s easy to know how much you take advantage of something once its gone. Don& #39;t let the current pandemic be an excuse to not keep in contact. With today& #39;s technology, keeping in contact is easier than ever. Banter with your friends, family or even randoms on games
[7] Call you mum, message your friend, I& #39;m sure it will bring a little brightness to not only their day, but yourself too. We are all in this together and we will get through it. We just have to be patient and do what we can. I hope you all are keeping well!
[8] I apologise for the long ramble, this thread was inspired by the scene I saw before me today... Watching my step-dad who is recovering from his own injuries break down from the news of his mum becoming terminal.
[9] Knowing that seeing her before she passes is more than likely impossible. Watching a situation this unfold within your own family is heart-breaking. It breaks you knowing that you are hopeless, unable to offer any kind of reconciliation. Trying to not let regrets get to you.
[10] So again I can& #39;t stress enough that you take this time to spend on yourself as well as those around you. You may not be able to be there in person for them but knowing you thought about them will definitely mean more than you may suspect. My best wishes go out to everyone!
