The pandemic impact
The Coronavirus pandemic is marked as dark age in history, may be worse than the wartime in the past. Worldwide, millions of people were infected in more than 200 countries and the number is still on the rise. Worldwide, more than 3,000,000 people are infected and of these, 1/3 are in the US. The death toll in the US is now over 60,000 total. In early April, the US death doubled from 10,000 to more than 20,000, in just five days. It is the first time a US president has ever declared a major disaster in all 50 states at once.
The death of a loved one is a profound grief and pain, many are also experience grief as a result of job loss, emotional trauma, and depressing world event like the coronavirus pandemic.
This is real life in a war zone fighting with Coronavirus -
Many are being alone for self- quarantine at home or due to lock down. The social distancing makes us feeling alienated. In these home-alone days, time is quiet and slowing down, news are scary with Coronavirus continued development, family and friends are distant, economy is depressing, future is uncertain.
Spend quality time alone
In fact, everyone is a loner, at times, in real life. Being alone is part of the process to maturity, as we need to learn to be self-content. When we are alone, we are our true self with complete freedom. We own our life for a purpose, not live for others expectations or try to please others.
Since many think anti-social is a bad label, we try to be popular and making many friends, but often find ourselves loosing time on superficial conversations and wasting time on shallow relationships. Charming social outlook may shine, but being alone retains true personal value. Critical thinking is only possible when time alone, without noise and interruptions. Everyone came to this world alone, therefore, being alone is a basic surviving skill.
Get help during this tough time
Being alone doesn’t mean to be lonely. If you are feeling fearful and lonely, don’t know how to going through day to day to cope with and heal from this pandemic, get help.
The Coronavirus pandemic is marked as dark age in history, may be worse than the wartime in the past. Worldwide, millions of people were infected in more than 200 countries and the number is still on the rise. Worldwide, more than 3,000,000 people are infected and of these, 1/3 are in the US. The death toll in the US is now over 60,000 total. In early April, the US death doubled from 10,000 to more than 20,000, in just five days. It is the first time a US president has ever declared a major disaster in all 50 states at once.
The death of a loved one is a profound grief and pain, many are also experience grief as a result of job loss, emotional trauma, and depressing world event like the coronavirus pandemic.
This is real life in a war zone fighting with Coronavirus -
- More than 60,000 lives were lost in the US as end of April, 2020.
- Millions of Jobs were lost in the US.
- Schools were closed.
- Restraints, hair salons, shops, theaters, and all non-essential businesses were closed.
- Supplies are in demand but store shelves may be empty.
- Hospitals are overflow and equipment are in shortage.
- Travel and transportation were restricted internationally and domestically.
- And more……
Many are being alone for self- quarantine at home or due to lock down. The social distancing makes us feeling alienated. In these home-alone days, time is quiet and slowing down, news are scary with Coronavirus continued development, family and friends are distant, economy is depressing, future is uncertain.
Spend quality time alone
In fact, everyone is a loner, at times, in real life. Being alone is part of the process to maturity, as we need to learn to be self-content. When we are alone, we are our true self with complete freedom. We own our life for a purpose, not live for others expectations or try to please others.
Since many think anti-social is a bad label, we try to be popular and making many friends, but often find ourselves loosing time on superficial conversations and wasting time on shallow relationships. Charming social outlook may shine, but being alone retains true personal value. Critical thinking is only possible when time alone, without noise and interruptions. Everyone came to this world alone, therefore, being alone is a basic surviving skill.
Get help during this tough time
Being alone doesn’t mean to be lonely. If you are feeling fearful and lonely, don’t know how to going through day to day to cope with and heal from this pandemic, get help.
|
|
Contact QualityLifeForum@outlook.com for a free call; my free gift to you in fighting to win the war with Coronavirus. Personal coaching can change life and help you get life back on track.
In case of crisis, call 911 or reach out resources below:
Join our hearts to get through this pandemic -
© All rights reserved
In case of crisis, call 911 or reach out resources below:
- National alliance on mental illness (NAMI) HelpLine can be reached Monday through Friday, 10 am–6 pm, ET at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or info@nami.org
- Crisis Text Line – Text NAMI to 741-741 Connect with a trained crisis counselor to receive free, 24/7 crisis support via text message.
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – Call 800-273-TALK (8255) If you or someone you know is in crisis—whether they are considering suicide or not—please call the toll-free Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) to speak with a trained crisis counselor 24/7.
Join our hearts to get through this pandemic -
- Support health care professionals and essential business workers; show your appreciation
- Learning virtual skills and keep connected
- Keep the hopes on and believe in yourself
- Maintain a sense of normalcy and routine, go outdoor for any amount of time when possible
- Focus on basics of self-care – quality sleep, healthy eating, stay active and maintain psycho-social well-being. Keep your hopes on and get life back on track.
© All rights reserved
Advocate and Giving Support for Healthy Aging
To support healthy aging, all helps are sincerely appreciated. We hope more people to share the benefits and making contributions to support Quality Life Forum continued health coaching education and services. You can help now by sharing [passing on QLF valuable health coaching resource for other’s benefit] and giving [click here for a donation in any amount]. Your help will benefit many others in need and make you feel great for your kind act of giving.
|
|
|
