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Positive Vibes
I had been in the hospital for a few days now discharged along with my mother. It's been a tough fight for my family and me as we lost my father on 21st April 2021. But all thanks to my biggest support my brother, Ashish ,I was able to put myself at ease and be strong, with his face telling me you can do this.i was so thrilled when I saw he was getting us discharged, I just wanted to cry in his arms......but to be stronger I don't want to cry , just remember the happy times spent with my family.
But all said and done, we need to come out stronger, fight back, maintain distance, wear a mask, overall maintain Quarantine. It's not always important to be out, once we can all learn to be home with our families. Being discharged does not mean "you are free of worries, it means work hard to be stronger".
Something I want to point out is having visited so many hospitals from morning to evening, on my own with 100 or so fever, I realised I was not alone fighting this battle. The whole place looked like a battlefield.....how I used to hate history but this history makes me remember the times spent. I don't know if I wanted to join the Indian Army, airforce,Navy....
Now they have all become my family.
My cousin Rhea, connected me to a Wing Commander (Airforce)..... everything was happening so fast and I happened to ask him for a bed to which he said there are non available. I was in pain , but the second he said to me Shachi" I know it's tough , but remember me I am a Covid Warrior too, yes I have been injected now, but you have to remain positive & I pray for you. You will come out stronger......call ended.
The call gave me a jerk & believe me I came out to be one of the stronger woman, waiting to be attended in a place where my family needed me. I reached everyplace at the right time . I don't know who he was but to me he was a saviour, my guide( hope I see him one day).
As one of my Army Friend told me to be positive and strong , the other wrote"
I have flown in the Kargil war, I have seen death, but nothing like this. You will come out stronger.
With so many positive vibes coming in one day , I am and will come out stronger along with my mother. We are already working hard towards our goal daily.
Keep calm & be safe. All will be great.
Love you all
© shachi nigam
But all said and done, we need to come out stronger, fight back, maintain distance, wear a mask, overall maintain Quarantine. It's not always important to be out, once we can all learn to be home with our families. Being discharged does not mean "you are free of worries, it means work hard to be stronger".
Something I want to point out is having visited so many hospitals from morning to evening, on my own with 100 or so fever, I realised I was not alone fighting this battle. The whole place looked like a battlefield.....how I used to hate history but this history makes me remember the times spent. I don't know if I wanted to join the Indian Army, airforce,Navy....
Now they have all become my family.
My cousin Rhea, connected me to a Wing Commander (Airforce)..... everything was happening so fast and I happened to ask him for a bed to which he said there are non available. I was in pain , but the second he said to me Shachi" I know it's tough , but remember me I am a Covid Warrior too, yes I have been injected now, but you have to remain positive & I pray for you. You will come out stronger......call ended.
The call gave me a jerk & believe me I came out to be one of the stronger woman, waiting to be attended in a place where my family needed me. I reached everyplace at the right time . I don't know who he was but to me he was a saviour, my guide( hope I see him one day).
As one of my Army Friend told me to be positive and strong , the other wrote"
I have flown in the Kargil war, I have seen death, but nothing like this. You will come out stronger.
With so many positive vibes coming in one day , I am and will come out stronger along with my mother. We are already working hard towards our goal daily.
Keep calm & be safe. All will be great.
Love you all
© shachi nigam
