7th day in MMCH

I guess one can feel how the day started...I hardly had sleep..I couldn't understand how things will be sorted out.... husband rang me up informed that he would be shifted to Khanapara quarantine centre by 10.30 am, I told him to be cool and handle the situation.........we
were worried about our daughter.....till date one of us was always available with her but today we both had to leave ...

I prayed to God to give us strength to handle the situation...my husband was little concern for me as I still had throat irritation...I told him not to worry and take care of himself....

It would be not justifiable if I don't thank our Pharmacy in - charge Ms Plabita who arranged Chawanprash, rnenthol, honey so that I could get myself relieved from throat irritation...and  the medicines which was prescribed by the on-duty doctor..the canteen boy who was kind enough to bring dinner from my hospital so that I could have better food and get relieve at the earliest..

I am really thankful to these persons.....

I kept myself busy so that I was not emotionally broken.

Husband informed that the facilities available in Khanapara was good...he was satisfied...

The current digital facilities helped us in uniting again through video calling....we three had video calling.....

I was happy that our daughter had not broken down and was busy with her pet "Rabbit" Nick name "Jumi"

We got relieved.......

In ward 11 patients got discharged.. today..out of 22 patients...

They prayed.."Naam" before leaving for their home........they also exchanged the contact numbers so that they can be in touch with each other.

The hall had become almost vacant..........in the late evening two new patients got admitted...

We had dinner.......fish was provided ......... we had video calling again ...got relieved that things went well....and went to sleep...👍
























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Comments

  1. Premta12 July 2020 at 00:33

    Both of you are leading an example ...how to except the sudden chanalges life throws at you....fight back and come out as a winner.
    I am waiting to hear that both of you are home now and I know that day will be hear soon.
    Stay strong ....love to both of you....take care

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  2. Unknown13 July 2020 at 02:41

    Kamla good to know u are doing well

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  3. kamala blogger15 July 2020 at 10:51

    Our daughter is our source of inspiration. Hats off to her

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