sure, people miss contacts an the normal living, to go out if they want...nur it will change in time back to 'normal' step by step. so dont give up:-) i had 2 weeks ago once more a Pneumothorax. I went to hospital after hours because i dont want to infect me there...i was there for a xray but surgery was at this time not necessary and they want to watch over the night but i go home. i had luck, After two days it was a bit better but it hurts like hell because of their in the space between pleura and lung and it needs time to close this aria by it selfs. i think, you got it better, i hope so! i wish you all the best, stay sage and healthy- especially in this times a broken leg or arm can be a risk of you must go to a doctor or a hospital. Be careful at home if you work, keep risks low:-) Thanks for your Video bart:-) it was good to see you again!

Hang in there Bart........you'll be fine.........stay safe

I don't think most people are taking it seriously in the USA. I am in Cleveland, Ohio and the suburbs. We are on lock down until May 1st, but I think that will be extended. Most people do not wear masks, even old people and they won't stay 6 ft away!!! I have an N95 mask I started wearing when I go to the grocery store, plus I put hand sanitizer on my hands before I go in and when I get back in the car, keys, etc too. I feel extremely fortunate that I can work. We can bike, walk, go to the park, grocery store, drive, pick up food from a restaurant or a drive through. I was allowed to donate blood at the Red Cross. There isn't testing unless a doctor (via phone - I don't know who can even get any sort of Dr appt) approves for you to get tested and that goes for the whole USA. There are hardly any tests anyway soooo.... Today I heard that in Paris nobody is allowed to leave their homes without a note!! I am shocked Spain is resuming a lot of normal activities given their death rate.