I listen to friends talk about their covid experience. Most talk about the isolation, fear, and depression.
My personal experience was highlighted by hospital outdoor covid tests in my car in the cold and rain.
I spent hours at home making French knots on hats, reading, and sleeping. Oh, I also had both my knees replaced during the pandemic. There was a lot of pain, physical therapy, and drugs. One good note, because of Covid, I had a large single room at the hospital for one night after each surgery. My covid experience had using an antique walker, crutches, and falling in love with my rented ice machine. It was true love between me and the machine that I used for a month at home after each operation. The quiet of our house was soothing, and my husband turned out to be a wonderful nurse. My recovery was long, and at times very challenging. My surgeon was fabulous, and coached me through each surgery.
Home was a healing place for me. I smuggled into the coach and felt the warmth of my home. Home is where the heart should be.
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