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November 20, 2021

9 things I learn being at home with COVID-19

There’s only so much of online movie streaming that you can take. Online courses or TED talk is a good alternative.
Audiobooks are great, especially when you just need to lie down and close your eyes.
Teleconsulting works. Having access to a doctor on your phone should be the norm.
Online shopping where delivery is within the day is fantastic.
Having your Ministry of Health check in on you and deliver a care pack within the day, complete with oximeter and thermometer is absolutely priceless.
I found the perfect angle to watch movies while lying down.
Monitoring your oxygen level and pulse is a must, even after a week, especially after a week.
Having someone support you during your recovery period is a blessing.
Sunsets and sunrise are beautiful

sunrise

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