The hearts of all individuals go out to the sung and unsungheroes of the ongoing war against the pandemic Covid-19.
Still, a couple of stories emerge out and lead as a beacon.
One such story is where a mental health professional who contractedthe virus Corona was being treated in a hospital.
The reality of the health workers hit the professional hard.Vandana Mahajan, a palliative care counsellor, was in the hospital for about aweek.
There she had opportunity to interact with doctors, nurses,and other team members in person.
She clicked a heart-warming and respect-inspiring photo of amedical health professional whose tiredness probably equalled that of a soldierin a battlefield.
The medical professional is seen sitting huddled on a chair supportingherself on the wall.
Vandana supported the photo on Twitter.
Mahajan goes on to elaborate in the corresponding thread on Twitter,where she informed that this particular nurse has been on duty non-stop sincethe start of the pandemic.
Her husband is in Gulf and away from his son due to theworkload, she looks forward to going home and hopes that she does not getinfected while helping others.
Similarly another nurse, whose CPR attempts last night could not save the patient, wanted to express his anger at the loss of a human life onhis watch, but Mahajan was able to make out his helplessness.
Such in-the-field reports of what is the ground reality inour hospitals reaffirms faith in humanity as well as what our brothers andsisters in the medical fraternity are going through.