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Why don't I remember most of Covid?
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Why don't I remember most of Covid?
Description (Dublin Core)
I remember working remotely from my kitchen for my job.
I remember watching movies.
I remember being locked down and taking trips to the supermarket wearing masks.
I remember avoiding touching things and copious amounts of hand sanitizer.
I remember my parents getting older and using facetime to be able to see them.
I remember them dying and not being able to take a flight across the country to be there.
I remember that birthdays happened without parties.
I remember having Covid after being vaccinated, being careful and giving up so much of life.
I remember finding out that friends had passed away and not knowing they passed.
I remember starting to make changes in the way I do things like open a door without touching the handle.
I remember being concerned for the safety of others and wearing a mask for their protection.
I remember being chastised for wearing a mask and people trying to shame me for it.
I remember holding my breath when a person passed me on the street to reduce risk.
I remember standing farther away from people in line and not talking to people.
I remember not seeing a smile and not remembering to smile.
I smile now. It takes effort but I smile now.
I remember watching movies.
I remember being locked down and taking trips to the supermarket wearing masks.
I remember avoiding touching things and copious amounts of hand sanitizer.
I remember my parents getting older and using facetime to be able to see them.
I remember them dying and not being able to take a flight across the country to be there.
I remember that birthdays happened without parties.
I remember having Covid after being vaccinated, being careful and giving up so much of life.
I remember finding out that friends had passed away and not knowing they passed.
I remember starting to make changes in the way I do things like open a door without touching the handle.
I remember being concerned for the safety of others and wearing a mask for their protection.
I remember being chastised for wearing a mask and people trying to shame me for it.
I remember holding my breath when a person passed me on the street to reduce risk.
I remember standing farther away from people in line and not talking to people.
I remember not seeing a smile and not remembering to smile.
I smile now. It takes effort but I smile now.
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Date Submitted (Dublin Core)
07/23/2024
Date Modified (Dublin Core)
07/24/2024
Date Created (Dublin Core)
07/23/2024
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This item was submitted on July 23, 2024 by [anonymous user] using the form “Share Your Story” on the site “A Journal of the Plague Year”: https://covid-19archive.org/s/archive
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