can you give me an essay about new normal?
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can you give me an essay about new normal?
can you give me an essay about new normal?
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Indescribable.
I attempted to compress into a single word this pandemic that made its way into our young lives and wreaked havoc upon its wake. Through the lens of the young, I wonder how it feels to see the world somehow fall apart through our very own eyes, seeing most of humanity struggling to fight back with this unseen threat. At such a young and crucial point in our lives, we are experiencing a global crisis not just on health, but also on many aspects of our society that the extent of its damaging repercussions might be too complex and complicated for us to digest.
One thing is certain. It is not an isolated case for me. Going through this crisis is indeed not easy, and has never been easy with anyone else’s, too. We are fighting our own battles right now. Being cut off to see our friends and family and the outside world may have been a struggle. Still, I know that we could get through this together.
It is for our own good and for the greater good that we stay in our homes. We could help our nation stand up and fight, for our health workers at the frontlines in this battle. They, who became our new world heroes. We also acknowledge our low-skilled workers who play a significant role in combatting the pandemic. Our janitors and street sweepers who keep our communities clean for us to be free from the risks that may endanger our health. To our barangay officials, the police, and government employees who ensures the safety and well-being of our countrymen in the communities; so that every family has food on the table and gets through each day. To the initiatives of the civil society and non-government organizations who take part in giving out basic needs to the less fortunate. The youth thank you. There are still a number who remains to be unmentioned. But, even from the safety of our homes, we have seen your commendable efforts to help and serve the people, who are in dire need of basic commodities due to diminishing access to resources brought by the lockdown.
Yes, I hear you, my fellow young people. We are all inspired and motivated by these heroes. Those, who with their valiant efforts, contribute and play their part for the betterment of our country. We wanted to do something, too. I feel your burning desire and passion to lend a hand. And, yes! We have so much to do even from our homes. After binge-watching all those series that you wanted to see in the past month and all the books that you may have read, reread -- again and again -- right now, let us finally take into account the welfare of our fellow Filipinos in light of the pandemic. No pressure needed though. It is not as if we are obligated to do so. Take all the time that you need. And when you’re ready, we go. This stems out from pure desire and genuine will to act for our rising country. Without any further ado, shall we proceed?
First and foremost, we must inculcate into our minds to stay home, unless it is truly necessary or if there are immediate needs that must be acquired outside of our homes. Consequently, let us spread this message to our peers and also those who are within the reach of our influence. In order to flatten the curve, we must participate in mitigating the increasing number of cases. Observe physical distance and, when you are sick, practice self-isolation from the others. This is already a great help to combat the pandemic. So, stay home, peers!
Since we are within the confines of our home, probably closely knit with our families, remember that there are also those who may not feel ‘at home’ during these times. If they show any indication that they are unwell at home, understand that we do not know what they are battling with.
They are probably feeling isolated, sad, and lonely, brought by the distance from friends or people they usually hang out with. Some of them, we might not know, are probably victims of domestic child abuse initiated by their own family members.
Lastly, spread the message of hope and positivity during these trying times. It won’t hurt to be kind to people whom we digitally cross paths with. Practice the act of online empathy. We are unaware of what they are going through. Let us try to understand the situation they are in because it has never been easy for anyone.
Now, as we struggle to transition from our young lives without lockdown to the ‘new normal’ with the rest of the world, my hope is that the spirit of our resilience and the camaraderie among Filipinos and the global community persist and win against all the forces that try to bring the whole world down.
Let us stay safe, well-informed and positive as we fight hand in hand. We will get through this crisis together and we will be multiple steps closer towards a new world with a healed humankind.
With a brave heart amidst the uncertainties of the future, let us hold on to each other, shall we?
this is the result based on my research, I hope this can help.