There is really no one worse off in these unusual and stressful times than our medical professionals. I am sure when they decided to become a part of this field they were not dreaming of stepping into a world where a virus has hit putting their lives at risk. When we look at reframing our own situation, losing income, freedom, personal contact with those we love, there is no better time than to have empathy and sympathy for those in the medical professions who are now at a heightened risk to have this virus as they go to work to help those that do.
When you wake up in this ongoing “lock down” of personal freedom, no matter your circumstances, remember that if you wake up without this virus, if you wake up with no one you know having this virus, it is indeed a great day. And, if you can keep in mind, that the medical professionals are in a much worse situation than you are, perhaps, you can hold them in your positive thoughts and prayers.
