Happy to be back to normal life after almost 25 days.

We live in a joint family of 12 people. My chacha was tested positive for Covid-19 in 1st week of June & subsequently 8 more members of family fell ill including me. But now we all have recovered fully & are back to normal.

On June 1, there were total 9 people in my family suffering from fever and other symptoms in family. We all isolated ourselves in separate rooms while those in family who were fine took care of food and medicines.

We consulted doctors over call who suggested that we should take medicines for respective ailments. Like paracetamol for fever, cough syrup for cough and antibiotics for chest congestions or sore throat. Thankful to friends @Jal_Kukdi and @Ateendriyo for their consultations.

I am extremely thankful to my dear friend @AkshayMarathe who helped with testing and other required help from Delhi govt at a time when getting tested in Delhi was a bit difficult. Now as @AkshayMarathe himself has been tested positive, I pray for his good health.

In addition to allopathic medicines, we had multivitamins, Vitamin C tablets, Giloy Vati, Kadha, Turmeric milk, gargles of Turmeric and salt along with 3-4 litres of warm water everyday. We remained positive throughout and kept talking to friends and family over calls.

Gradually, people started recovering as per immunity levels may be. Kids recovered in 5-6 days, rest everyone recovered in 12-14 days. Even after recovering, we kept having full precautions. Even after recovery, we decided to be at home for 10 days, which ended yesnterday :)

Now we all are doing good and are slowly coming back to our normal routine. I didn't share this all with anyone till date to save my well-wishers from panicking. But now I am writing all this to tell u that even u have it, please be calm and trust the Lord inside you.

The most important advise I want to give everyone is to not leave positivity. Remain positive, be happy and assured that u will be fine soon. Keep talking to ur family, friends and well-wishers. It's not a deadly desease for everyone. Just remain cautious & u will be fine. :)