How do you survived during covid19 ?

[samcoin]

How did you survived the asshole pandemic disease (covid19)?  Where you sore afraid? How you deassociate with people? How did you get something to eat?

Those days were very bad in every sense of the word. After that, we realised freedom is a valuable thing. In our country, we had a multi months lock down. I can't forget the level of boredom and resentment we had. Fortunately, we survived that pandemic and came up stronger with much more will to live, although thousands of people died because of the virus. However, the Covid19 period activated some sectors, like the food delivery services, online meetings apps, freelance jobs, and this effect continued until nowadays, as we can see that people used to work, meet, and buy online. In other words, the pandemic was terrible in humanitarian terms, yet it accelerated the move to the digitalized economy.

[Uruhara]

I worked online after I lost my job. I hardly met anyone during COVID and followed a strict SOP
I feel ill twice but I survived only on the home remedies. Never went to hospital for treatment

yes, I also experienced pain about 2 or 3 times during the pandemic and even my sense of smell had become dull. and I can't smell anything at all. and I didn't go to the hospital or doctor either. and only make their own recipes from natural ingredients. and buy some medicine from the pharmacy. and Alhamdulillah I recovered by myself.

But financially I was affected so much. because for a moment the work and the company were indeed closed. and of course this makes many people still want to have income and some have gone into online business and I am included in it. and now i work for real and online. and this made my financial recovery recover faster after the pandemic.

[milewilda]

I worked online after I lost my job. I hardly met anyone during COVID and followed a strict SOP
I feel ill twice but I survived only on the home remedies. Never went to hospital for treatment

yes, I also experienced pain about 2 or 3 times during the pandemic and even my sense of smell had become dull. and I can't smell anything at all. and I didn't go to the hospital or doctor either. and only make their own recipes from natural ingredients. and buy some medicine from the pharmacy. and Alhamdulillah I recovered by myself.

But financially I was affected so much. because for a moment the work and the company were indeed closed. and of course this makes many people still want to have income and some have gone into online business and I am included in it. and now i work for real and online. and this made my financial recovery recover faster after the pandemic.

On the time of pandemic on which there are moments or scenarios on which i did really get that normal cold where i have started to have a cold and have cough which we know that on these times where you do make yourself that a paranoid which you whom thought that you might have a covid but same as yours on which i didnt go to hospital but instead i do have that common medication like taking up with those otc meds.
It did really last for some days which it do becomes even more likely that it was covid but its not. Those days which it is really affecting my job anymore and cant really be able to go to my job due to this
but i do really believe that it wasnt covid.It did last for 3-4 days luckily.

[harapan]

I don't think anyone would love to relive the experience of the COVID-19 pandemic because during that period, we got to see  a lot of sufferings. Some, due to lack died and in where I come from, it was tagged as the resultant effects of COVID and painfully, numbers which where not there were added just so that funds could be siphoned to their pockets.
 Well, according to your topic, you should have shared how you survived the pandemic. But here's mine though:
 At least it was foodstuffs that was the major thing in short supply,( as peeps refused to fall sick anymore);we were able to stock the house with canned goods and some dried goods that could last for a long period of time before the whole thing got severe.

The Covid period was a disaster. A lot of people lost their jobs and their source of income. Every body was living in constant fear, always suspicious of the next person. Then there were the conspiracy theories. I think this made it even worst. Some people were so creative about the theories that it looked so trues and that made it even more scary.
Part of me blames the government for the escalation. They did what they always did when they're faced with situations the don't fully understand and cant kill; they ignore it and just make their citizens believe they got everything under control when in truth, they have nothing under control. Instead of the world to come together and find a solution we were busy pointing fingers at each and looking for who to blame. We were all scared so I get it. 

[Smack That Ace]

I don't think anyone would love to relive the experience of the COVID-19 pandemic because during that period, we got to see  a lot of sufferings. Some, due to lack died and in where I come from, it was tagged as the resultant effects of COVID and painfully, numbers which where not there were added just so that funds could be siphoned to their pockets.
 Well, according to your topic, you should have shared how you survived the pandemic. But here's mine though:
 At least it was foodstuffs that was the major thing in short supply,( as peeps refused to fall sick anymore);we were able to stock the house with canned goods and some dried goods that could last for a long period of time before the whole thing got severe.

The Covid period was a disaster. A lot of people lost their jobs and their source of income. Every body was living in constant fear, always suspicious of the next person. Then there were the conspiracy theories. I think this made it even worst. Some people were so creative about the theories that it looked so trues and that made it even more scary.
Part of me blames the government for the escalation. They did what they always did when they're faced with situations the don't fully understand and cant kill; they ignore it and just make their citizens believe they got everything under control when in truth, they have nothing under control. Instead of the world to come together and find a solution we were busy pointing fingers at each and looking for who to blame. We were all scared so I get it. 

When we are suffering, stuck, and poorer than we think it is the fault of the government, because they are the head of a country, they need to take responsibility as well as take timely measures. I don't like my government either, but during the pandemic I don't blame them, it came so suddenly and so quickly that no one could react in time so it's hard to blame them entirely. From the outset, the WHO itself underestimated the pandemic so governments couldn't have done better. During the pandemic, I don't see any government doing its job well, it can be said that the pandemic is too difficult a task.

[Cryptock]

I don't think anyone would love to relive the experience of the COVID-19 pandemic because during that period, we got to see  a lot of sufferings. Some, due to lack died and in where I come from, it was tagged as the resultant effects of COVID and painfully, numbers which where not there were added just so that funds could be siphoned to their pockets.
 Well, according to your topic, you should have shared how you survived the pandemic. But here's mine though:
 At least it was foodstuffs that was the major thing in short supply,( as peeps refused to fall sick anymore);we were able to stock the house with canned goods and some dried goods that could last for a long period of time before the whole thing got severe.

The Covid period was a disaster. A lot of people lost their jobs and their source of income. Every body was living in constant fear, always suspicious of the next person. Then there were the conspiracy theories. I think this made it even worst. Some people were so creative about the theories that it looked so trues and that made it even more scary.
Part of me blames the government for the escalation. They did what they always did when they're faced with situations the don't fully understand and cant kill; they ignore it and just make their citizens believe they got everything under control when in truth, they have nothing under control. Instead of the world to come together and find a solution we were busy pointing fingers at each and looking for who to blame. We were all scared so I get it.  

When we are suffering, stuck, and poorer than we think it is the fault of the government, because they are the head of a country, they need to take responsibility as well as take timely measures. I don't like my government either, but during the pandemic I don't blame them, it came so suddenly and so quickly that no one could react in time so it's hard to blame them entirely. From the outset, the WHO itself underestimated the pandemic so governments couldn't have done better. During the pandemic, I don't see any government doing its job well, it can be said that the pandemic is too difficult a task.

Less socialisation and work from home - I lost my job so I was struggling for health and money both
On a side note - I fell ill twice during COVID - I didnot know what it was - but it was the worst thing ever happened to me

[mulia sabee]

During Covid 19, almost many businesses and businesses experienced setbacks, including the business I was in at that time. almost half of the income that I usually get from the business that I run was lost during the covid incident, and I even managed to sell my wife's gold jewelry to survive at that time. but luckily i got windfall from Bitcointalk forum by giving PYR ( Vulcan Forged ) tokens back then and i exchanged them into real money. I returned to collect what I have sold before.

[lizarder]

But in my country it was hunger that almost take the lives of people because no money and if you have nowhere to buy something.

The one that has the most impact on the food fulfillment sector, because it is directly related to human life, but without us knowing it this has passed by itself, hasn't it.

How did you survived the asshole pandemic disease (covid19)?  Where you sore afraid? How you deassociate with people? How did you get something to eat?

Without being asked I think you have found the answer. I mean, the pandemic has passed and all countries are in the stage of economic recovery now, but for developing countries it will still have an impact on economic recovery after the pandemic is declared over, because in this country many people have lost their jobs as a source of individual income and the state cannot be present 100% in helping everyone to get a job back, moreover the availability of jobs is very difficult to find after the pandemic.

There is almost no specific formula for this problem and we went through it as it has now, even though it was so difficult during the pandemic and in the end it ended itself. To hell with political relations or whatever was the source of the problem at that time, because they are not present and try to find a solution to the problem and otherwise end up on their own.

[Wakate]

During Covid 19, almost many businesses and businesses experienced setbacks, including the business I was in at that time. almost half of the income that I usually get from the business that I run was lost during the covid incident, and I even managed to sell my wife's gold jewelry to survive at that time. but luckily i got windfall from Bitcointalk forum by giving PYR ( Vulcan Forged ) tokens back then and i exchanged them into real money. I returned to collect what I have sold before.

Everybody is quite happy that the COVID-19 is gone but we are still suffering from the scar it had left in the world with so many employees having no work or job to see or work for. Things were we hard then why the question of when the pandemic would end. The COVID-19 is gone now and we are still suffering for it. Those that are able to retain there job may not know how the pandemic affected majority of people leaving with nothing to eat or pay bills. We are pray that a time like the pandemic era would not come to surface again.

[kak uli]

During the pandemic, some time ago, almost all businesses were closed due to limited income. even many workers were laid off or laid off.
I am one of those who got laid off from the company I work for, to survive during Covid I just spend time with my family and enjoy the fruits of my previous job.

[Uruhara]

During Covid 19, almost many businesses and businesses experienced setbacks, including the business I was in at that time. almost half of the income that I usually get from the business that I run was lost during the covid incident, and I even managed to sell my wife's gold jewelry to survive at that time. but luckily i got windfall from Bitcointalk forum by giving PYR ( Vulcan Forged ) tokens back then and i exchanged them into real money. I returned to collect what I have sold before.

almost everyone who has a job in the real world will be affected by the presence of co-19. even the quarantine made the economy stop for a moment. the government is even trying to keep the economy running by continuing to provide financial assistance to its people so they can continue shopping even during the quarantine period. by shopping online. I personally was very affected at that time. Even if I think about it again, it was during Covid-19 that I started looking for opportunities on the internet to earn extra income. i tried a lot of things from earning games (p2e) and also dive into crypto and learn about it. But at that time I did not take it seriously. so I had given up on crypto. and back again in a few months ago. the point is that everyone is trying to survive in any way possible to be able to maintain financial stability during a pandemic. and I'm pretty sure a lot of that got into crypto after the pandemic. because people do more activities at home and find out more about all kinds of things on the internet.

[Dimitri94]

I worked online after I lost my job. I hardly met anyone during COVID and followed a strict SOP
I feel ill twice but I survived only on the home remedies. Never went to hospital for treatment

yes, I also experienced pain about 2 or 3 times during the pandemic and even my sense of smell had become dull. and I can't smell anything at all. and I didn't go to the hospital or doctor either. and only make their own recipes from natural ingredients. and buy some medicine from the pharmacy. and Alhamdulillah I recovered by myself.

But financially I was affected so much. because for a moment the work and the company were indeed closed. and of course this makes many people still want to have income and some have gone into online business and I am included in it. and now i work for real and online. and this made my financial recovery recover faster after the pandemic.

I felt a slight fever at that time but never went to the doctor because if I had gone there I would have been pressured to get tested for covid 19 and forced to go into isolation. But I recovered within a few days by the grace of almighty Allah. But at that time there was no financial hardship as I am suffering now due to economic recession.

[cafee_orange]

If you think about it, actually surviving the Covid period was the hardest thing, where I had to survive without doing any physical activity like before (not working). Of course, because there is no job, it is not easy to get money. for the survival of me and my family, of course I will try to see the savings that I have. since Covid we have survived only relying on the savings we have

[Uruhara]

I felt a slight fever at that time but never went to the doctor because if I had gone there I would have been pressured to get tested for covid 19 and forced to go into isolation. But I recovered within a few days by the grace of almighty Allah. But at that time there was no financial hardship as I am suffering now due to economic recession.

I also experienced signs or symptoms of Covid-19 at that time. my senses of smell and taste were completely dull by that time. I also feel a high fever accompanied by headaches and dizziness. but yeah, I didn't go to the doctor either. for the same reasons as you. I just make my own recipe. and I happen to be quite familiar with various types of herbal medicines and also drugs from pharmacies. and Alhamdulillah I can recover and recover without the help of a doctor. and it repeats 2 to 3 times. I was just doing self-isolation at that time. but strangely since then I don't get sick easily. even when many other people are experiencing pain, even my own co-workers and family, but thank God I am always not infected. but when I was sick at that time I of course had to stop working for a while and the recovery and independent isolation that I did took quite a long time for about 3 weeks or a month if I remember correctly. so that at that time financially I was really affected because my source of income had stopped.

[Cantsay]

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I felt a slight fever at that time but never went to the doctor because if I had gone there I would have been pressured to get tested for covid 19 and forced to go into isolation. But I recovered within a few days by the grace of almighty Allah. But at that time there was no financial hardship as I am suffering now due to economic recession.

The people in my locality were really skeptical if the virus was real or just a way the government wants to use to put fear in the minds of the people.
So whenever there are feverish signs nobody goes to the hospital because they believe that once you have a fever you might be confused for a COVID patients and to avoid that everyone just hid whatever was wrong with them.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Jesus H. Christ, I hate to think back to the early days of the pandemic.  I downloaded a few news videos from youtube when the lockdowns were started, which I just rewatched recently.  The absolute seriousness of the tone about how dire a situation the world was in blew my mind after seeing how the last three years have gone and how COVID seemed to just drop right out of the news when the Russia/Ukraine war began.

I'm basically a crusty ol' misanthropic hermit, so having to stay away from people and places didn't really affect me much.  I did (and still do) hate seeing people wearing masks, and I never wear one unless I'm forced to. 

But in any case, where I live wasn't subjected to nearly the same level of oppression by government that other countries were.  We didn't have to stay at home for the most part.  In the beginning I thought all the stores were going to close, and food was disappearing off the shelves like crazy.  And the most bizarre thing I saw was my local grocery store making all of the shopping aisles one-way streets, if you know what I mean.  They put signs on the floor indicating which way you should go down the aisle.  That drove me nuts and I always disobeyed that when I shopped.

[og kush420]

Jesus H. Christ, I hate to think back to the early days of the pandemic.  I downloaded a few news videos from youtube when the lockdowns were started, which I just rewatched recently.  The absolute seriousness of the tone about how dire a situation the world was in blew my mind after seeing how the last three years have gone and how COVID seemed to just drop right out of the news when the Russia/Ukraine war began.

I'm basically a crusty ol' misanthropic hermit, so having to stay away from people and places didn't really affect me much.  I did (and still do) hate seeing people wearing masks, and I never wear one unless I'm forced to. 

But in any case, where I live wasn't subjected to nearly the same level of oppression by government that other countries were.  We didn't have to stay at home for the most part.  In the beginning I thought all the stores were going to close, and food was disappearing off the shelves like crazy.  And the most bizarre thing I saw was my local grocery store making all of the shopping aisles one-way streets, if you know what I mean.  They put signs on the floor indicating which way you should go down the aisle.  That drove me nuts and I always disobeyed that when I shopped.

I stayed home - because I lost my job - I didn't meet my friends because they were too concerned about their safety and then I started working online and earned a bit.

[ololajulo]

My measures to prevent infection included wearing masks, practicing social distancing, washing hands frequently, and avoiding large gatherings in the home and in public places. As part of my immune system boost, I eat a balanced diet, drink enough water, sleep eight hours a day, take food supplements, and refrain from drinking alcohol in any form.

[Cryptock]

My measures to prevent infection included wearing masks, practicing social distancing, washing hands frequently, and avoiding large gatherings in the home and in public places. As part of my immune system boost, I eat a balanced diet, drink enough water, sleep eight hours a day, take food supplements, and refrain from drinking alcohol in any form.

At time I realize we all have become so psycho but washing our hands all the time - but not coming close to the people - by not eating in public.
By bathing all the time - most importantly our face changed - when we kept wearing the mask

[ololajulo]

My measures to prevent infection included wearing masks, practicing social distancing, washing hands frequently, and avoiding large gatherings in the home and in public places. As part of my immune system boost, I eat a balanced diet, drink enough water, sleep eight hours a day, take food supplements, and refrain from drinking alcohol in any form.

At time I realize we all have become so psycho but washing our hands all the time - but not coming close to the people - by not eating in public.
By bathing all the time - most importantly our face changed - when we kept wearing the mask

In the aftermath of Covid, I have had difficulty kissing my partner and children, especially because I understand how susceptible I am to existing infections as well as possible infections in the future. I have formed some habits as a result of it