My COVID Story

I believe if you're given something to do, even if the rewards are not there or visible at that time, then do your utmost.

My pole journey is the new thing that happened to me at COVID time. Pole makes me feel alive and gives me some sort of strength and power.

In school, we’ve been doing a hybrid of both physical and online learning. We go to the wards physically but the lectures are online.

Most people were not really careful about their sanitation and cleanliness, but when COVID hit, people knew how to properly wash their hands and avoid unnecessary touching of their nose, mouth and eyes.

One thing I’m grateful for is that because of how work changed, I got to spend time at home for a whole month.

Adulthood is very scary to be waking up to and realising no one sees me as a child anymore.

People showed a lot of humanity during the COVID period. Everyone was checking in on each other.

My final silver lining, though one which everyone won’t see as a silver lining, is that I can talk in class because of the masks.

COVID was like a long break for me because it came after high school.

I think the only negative time for me was the period while I was sick and the mental turmoil as a result.