I find myself living an existence in this new world of covid where I have to isolate and I don’t like it. This new life of isolation is like when I was first diagnosed with sz and isolated because I was embarrassed and felt shame about the diagnosis. Now I do it because I have to to avoid the covid. Having to isolate is a bummer. Hopefully this won’t go on too long.
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Yea I hope it’s over by July…
I want to go on my bus rides.
But I don’t mind isolating atm as I am losing weight so when this covid thing is over I will be a healthy weight so feel good about being out and about.
Hope you will manage OK with the rest of the isolation.
I am really not doing good with the covid drama. I was mostly fine up until this past week. Lockdown has ended where I live for now but they talk about a second wave etc etc. I know we need to be safe but if we hide in our homes forever it could bring some catastrophic consequences and I could even see society starting to breakdown. Its hard to know who is right about how serious a threat this is as illness while balancing the fact so many people are out of work or otherwise financially struggling.
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I worry about a second wave too.
I am planning hair treatment that may take two years.
I don’t want it to be interrupted by covid as I need the treatment to be consistent.
Im holding up ok watching movies n such – I just want the damn barber shop to open so I can finally shave my head …
Going on a dry spell with drinking .
…
Today I went to good will and bought like 13 movies —
I’m also waiting even still for my damn Stimulus check…
Eh…
You might want to go on irs.gov and click get payment. Could indicate what you status is
for you check.
It’s a weird yet completely valid phenomenon that one dislikes doing something when they are forced to rather than when they are simply allowed to.
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