I was visiting my Dad in the hospital last week, & my friend and I were talking about how different things are, now that the COVID-19 crisis was ending.
When my sister passed away, I wasn’t able to say goodbye, or go to her funeral because most people was quarantined, however it took a long time to get over not saying goodbye until I realized she had left me a voice mail two days before she died, she called to tell me how much she enjoyed me & to let me know she would regularly be here for me; Now, I was standing in my mom’s hospital room, & once I got in her room, my friend and I didn’t need to wear masks.
I looked outside just in time to see the modular COVID-19 testing facility being taken down. I remembered going there to get maintained before have surgery. I had to go there when my child had her daughter, however several times our healthcare expert sent my partner & I to the modular COVID-19 testing facility, because they feared my friend and I had come in contact with someone who had COVID-19. I’m not unhappy to see the modular COVID-19 testing facilities come down, however it had become a part of our lives. I would not want to relive those couple of years again, however it brought families closer. It gave us a option to see what my friend and I had been missing all those years when work & jobs were our only concern. I enjoyed being home with my youngsters & working from home when they were otherwise busy. It was an adjustment, however I found out it was an adjustment that I became fond of.