infected

A few days ago, because of a little discomfort, I went for a test. Before the results came out, some people were automatically notified, and they spontaneously quarantined themselves.

Finally, at 6 am the next morning, the hospital called and confirmed the diagnosis. Originally, I was holding a glimmer of hope, but I had to accept the reality. I was busy notifying the government, notifying the people who had been in contact with the previous few days, notifying the company, and notifying my family. Then ask friends to help you buy medicine and some necessities.

During the isolation period, I finally saw clearly the people and colleagues around me, which ones are sincere, which ones are hypocritical, which ones care about you, and which ones only care about gossip. Although I have been rolling out for many years, I have been prepared to do this, but I still feel some sighs. An epidemic can easily defeat the trust, attitude and emotion between people.

Maybe you should be thankful for the infection, so you can easily see the people around you at one time.