5th day in MMCH

Today is the 5th day..got up late..... most of the patients were still on bed.
May be they were missing home....far away from home....left their children home.Some of them informed that their husband were admitted in male ward of MMCH....no body to look after their children..

Time will heal..no body is mightier than time...

It was raining outside.....it made the atmosphere cool

Due to rain the low lying areas were flooded.... people got stuck on the way to their homes.

We were fighting with corona and people outside were fighting with flood no body at ease...

Every body tried to make themselves at ease.....few listened music... few made tea and served.. elderly women prayed..,"Naam"

This is HOPE... though we get tough time in life Hope keeps us going....


Corona cannot break the spirit...there is always home.........

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Comments

  1. Vishwajeet Bardoloi9 July 2020 at 10:47

    This period is teaching all of us some lessons...

    As you said.... HOPE....
    It's teaching us hope

    It's teaching us to lead a simple life

    It's teaching us that there are a lot of unnecessary things which we can do without them...

    It's teaching us to fight... To never give up.... To be an inspiration for others....

    It's teaching us human values...

    The world is healing...... The earth has become less polluted.... The air feels fresh to breathe....

    As Alfred Tennyson had said in his famous poem, Ullysys ... "To strive, to seek , to find and not to yield "

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    1. kamala blogger10 July 2020 at 03:11

      Thank you, you have beautifully described the current scenario.🙏🏻

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