Where do frontliners find hope these days? BrandRap
COVID-19 cases, in recent weeks, have been on the rise and Metro Manila recently reverted to stricter quarantine., dated August 1, written by Dr. Mario Panaligan, President of the Philippine College of Physicians, and supported by at least 80 medical groups, he expressed:"The Philippine healthcare system is already overwhelmed, and the healthcare workers are united in sounding a distress signal to the nation."Green Cross Inc.
I just got married last January; it was quite tough, my wife and I not being together. It made me miss her more . I like to draw strength from the little moments – the thank yous we get from the family of patients we revive. It’s in those moments that I feel like I'd rather give all my energy and be tired to the point of exhaustion, just as long as we get to rescue people... and, of course, it's not us that are being rescued.
It’s always been a dream of mine to be a nurse. I wanted to take care of the sick, I believed it was my calling to serve the needy, especially my fellow Filipinos. Getting COVID-19 was very challenging. You can't help but ask yourself questions like, “will I ever recover?,” “Who will take care of my family?” But you find strength from many sources – from my family, my workmates and friends, and most especially from God.
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