In Isolation

I thought I would just like to put pen to paper, well fingers to keyboard, and document my families time spent while in 12 week isolation from coronavirus (Covid-19).

My wife falls into the high risk category, as she is currently undergoing treatment for Lymphoma (blood cancer) and has been given the stark government advice to stay indoors and see no-one, don't go out, don't pass go and definitely don't collect £200. We are all joining her on her 12 week journey - hopefully by which time things may have changed for the better.

Day 43

04/05/2020

Had a pleasant start to the day when little one decided to sleep in until 9am - this is almost unheard of, he's normally a 6 to 7am kind of guy! Mind you, like everything these days, it was a double edged sword - as my wife had been awake since 4.30am, the steroids she takes play havoc with her...

Day 42

03/05/2020

Six weeks down, 42 days, 1008 hours... not doing the minutes and seconds! Mind you, it does seem to have gone by quickly, quite surprising really as apart from the hospital appointments we haven't gone anywhere for 6 weeks!

Day 41

02/05/2020

It's been a lovely day here today in Kent, which has been nice as it is good to get back out in the garden. Everything just seems that little bit nicer, and more simple when you can get a bit of sunshine on your face!