Coping mech during pandemic to avoid depression? Tips?

I've looked at a lot of scholarly stuff on the subject and have concluded that lockdowns and muzzling are completely over-the-top reactions. I don't wear a mask and I go where I like. I find it 'interesting' that many countries were buying test kits specifically for covid-19 in 2017.

Obviously my disbelief in a killer virus hasn't kept shops open here. If we are to go in and out of lockdowns indefinitely, as I believe we will, the smaller specialty shops will go, the non-chain pubs and restaurants will go, one English high street will be no different to any other, therefore car ownership will become prohibitively expensive and many will give up their cars.

Google things like The Great Reset and Agenda 2030. Life is not going back to the way it was just a year ago. You may decide to join me in protest.

The negative is i lost my job, after being on furlough for 5 months. The positive is i have talked to more people this year then in any other year. I also have made emends with family members, and i feel closer to God. I am more spiritually successful. I hope the year was goof for you too. We should take advantage of bad moments, they do not have to be bad and stay that way. I am a very optimistic person.

i AM SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT WHAT HAPPEN. i hope at this point in time you have started to recover already.

bawdyheated wrote:The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) may be stressful. Coping with stress will make you, the people you care about. How do you cope with the pandemic now with?

Actually, It's little bit difficult. Because, In pandemic period, our all family members are there in one place. That time any situation can break the bond between you and your family members.