I was going to see my mom in the hospital last week, as well as we were talking about how weird things are, now that the COVID-19 crisis was ending; When my sibling passed away, I wasn’t able to say goodbye, or go to his funeral because everyone was quarantined, then it took a long time to get over not saying goodbye until I realized he had left me a voice mail two afternoons before he died… He called to tell me how much he appreciated me as well as to let me know he would always be here for me, and now, I was resting in my mom’s hospital room, as well as once I got in her room, we 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 tested before have surgery. I had to go there when my child had her daughter! Several times our doctor sent my fiance as well as I to the modular COVID-19 testing facility, because they feared we had come in contact with someone who had COVID-19. I’m not unhappy to see the modular COVID-19 testing facilities come down, but it had become a part of our lives. I wouldn’t want to relive those couple of years again, but it brought families closer. It gave us a opportunity to see what we had been missing all those years when work as well as works were our only concern. I appreciated being condo with my teenagers as well as working from condo when they were otherwise busy. It was an adjustment, however I found out it was an adjustment that I became fond of.