I am in my second year of working as a doctor – that is, Foundation Year 2 (F2). When Covid hit in March we …
I’m Lucky – As A Doctor I Still Get To Go To Work
My Life In London – in a Pandemic
My life during Covid so far: Break-up…new home… furlough… move back to Belfast… move back to London… re-start my job… lose my job! I moved into this …
I’m Used to Being On My Own
I live on my own, and I’m used to being on my own. During Covid, I feel safer than most – so far so good. …
Mum Never Wanted A Big Funeral
Mum passed away on 10 October, 2020. At that time I dealt with it very well. We all threw ourselves into the wake and the …
Being Near the Ocean Has Unlocked My Creativity
My fiancé and I usually live in Seattle, but since October, we’ve been living in a beach house in California, in the southern-most town, near …
It’s A Different Way Of Working
Since coronavirus hit, my partner and I have both been working from home. My partner and I now have a better appreciation of how hard …
COVID Restrictions: Colorado and Florida
I am a retired U.S. Air Force officer and met my husband in Colorado Springs while on assignment here in 2011. When we got married, …
I Work From Home: The Kitchen is my Workspace
I wouldn’t like to work from home full-time – but I do appreciate it has some advantages. I appreciate the balance that working from home can give …
As a Volunteer in Lockdown I Shopped For People
For the first three months of lockdown, I consciously made a decision to volunteer in the local community. I started working with the local council hub …
Autism, Lockdown And My Son’s ‘Forever Home’
My son has autism, learning disabilities and a form of ADHD. He is excessively hyperactive. He also has a condition called ‘pica’ – which means he …