The Virus
Written by Beth Shepherd
Have any good things come from the virus situation? It sounds awful to say this but I think yes there has. It is an awful and terrible situation and there have been many deaths, stress, upset, negative changes, worry and chaos caused by it, many have lost their jobs, many have lost their incomes, but perhaps there are one or two good bits that come from it - the silver lining in the clouds.
Perhaps if anything has been gained it is that we have learned about being strong, being us, being there for others, patience, perseverance, goal setting, determination and how to cope. Perhaps we have slowed down and taken more time to think about the little things things, things we were too busy to think of before. Perhaps we have leaned to appreciate, respect and be grateful for our loved ones, friends, neighbours and family and those we love and are in contact with making sure that we stay in touch to support them and know how they are where before we took them for granted. Perhaps we have learned to appreciate a good night out, a holiday and other treats we are unable to have now. Perhaps we have learned to think, find time to fill up each day, perhaps we have learned to take each day as it comes. Instead of being physical we are now having to think and use our brains more.
Maybe if we are unable to go out whenever we want and spend more time at home we become more relaxed, more at peace, more used to being at home and doing things at home. We may have taken up a new hobby. We have caught up with the stuff we missed on tv. We may have read that book that we put by ages ago but were too busy rushing around to read.
Maybe we have spent more time being in touch with loved ones where before we were always too busy having a good time and kept making it wait and wait. You know how it is, we promise to ring them, text them, email them and before you know where you are six months has gone by.
Perhaps the one good thing that has come out of this is precisely that. I hope that each one of us has gained something like this from it and will continue to be different when it has all come to an end.
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