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It's been a year and a half since the coronavirus put the planet in jeopardy. Back then, we lived far removed from reality, adhering to strict home confinement. "Everything will pass eventually, like everything in life," said Bernardo Mosqueira. Today, that day seems to be near.
Dr. Mosqueira accompanied you during all those days of home confinement, he wanted to send you his warmth. in the form of positivity, hope and solidarityWhat initially seemed like something unimportant grew so much that it devastated normality and the lives of many people. Time passes without us noticing and it is It's been a little over a year and a half since we experienced that situation.. “The virus is still there, we cannot let our guard down, but the end is getting closer", says the neurosurgeon.
Scientists and researchers are learning more about COVID-19, vaccination is taking place among the population (although it's a long road), and more and more people are respecting the measures and carrying them out more strictly. "If we don't do this, we'll never be able to eradicate this virus that's causing so much damage." On behalf of all healthcare professionals, I thank you for what you are doing to care for your families, to prevent the spread of the disease, and to prevent overcrowding in hospital wards., the doctor reflects, emphasizing the continued responsibility of people, which is not easy after so much time bored with the situation.
Rescuing phrases from the classical era, we find the famous expression of 'Hope is the last thing to be lost'Specifically, a myth called the Pandora's boxDr. Mosqueira has it engraved in his mind; he always believes in his abilities and believes that we can always achieve what we dream of with effort, work, and sacrifice. Bernardo adds that “We can lose time, we can lose money, we can lose valuable things along the way, But hope? No one can steal it from you. and it depends on oneself.”
“I think it has been a very difficult pathSome families have been more affected than others due to their situation, but we have, or rather, we are resisting. This is not over yet, but There's already light at the end of the tunnel. We need to get back to normal., in which we breathed freedom, although there is still time to live together as we did, but no one is going to take away from us a visit to our elders, a hug from a friend, a kiss on the cheek from a friend you haven't seen for a while..." are Bernardo's reflections that encourages us not to give up Now that only the last straight remains before facing the finish line.
Remember how we felt when we heard the news that we had to stay in lockdown for two more weeks? 15 more days? Or a month? Everything will remain a nightmare that we will tell to our children, grandchildren or great-grandchildren. As Bernardo said, it has been time to reflect on what is really important, what things to change to improve and value what we have”
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