Whenbeing organized at University, having those assignments and test coming up, we have no choice but to incorporate time management, for sure that you know when to start and when the due date is. I mean it is most useful when you have your personal life in between and maybe a job on the side life , so it os highly mandatory you have time management in place. So you will maybe have your own little rooster /timetable schedule your days and life as you approach it.

From what ive heard, is that ebola is much more deadly than the equally dangerous coronavirus. But from what ive heard and seen is that ebola have to kill no matter what. They will probably treat you for a little bit but once you have it you have it and will pass on from suffering with this virus. Coronavirus on the other hand is rather different and consists of 3 stages ,the mild fever, to the more servere fewer and finally to the deadly respiratory stage. If you have coronavirus mildly you will live if it was somewhole walking hand in hand with some other serious historical illness such as diabetes or high blood sugar than it becomes serious and will kill, but this is completely according to age ,right now the most dangerous age to actually suffer from covid-19 is above 60 ,is more vulnerable.

I had anxiety once for a period of time and i didnt know how to inform my family. I felt like the world was falling apart on top of me. But my family never caught what was wrong was me ,they just complaint and said i was lazy, moody and not doing my best at anything, because i was literally failing everything i started. But my bf was the only one that told me to see a therapist, i ignored the idea because of financial reasons and parents ofcourse not believing that i had an issue since im always the hard head or the over cheerful one or the sophisticated one that there was nothing wrong with me for them. I got over the phase and im glad .

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My dad had Coronavirus a month ago and is fully recovered from it. He is over 60 and hes stage was not dramatic, he just fainted and he bassically had delirium for a week and spent more than 2weeks in hospital for the isolation period. He didnt suffer from anything. But it did trigger hes biological illnesses like ,arthritis which made him unstable to walk on his own. He also had a bladder problem and was confused most of the time. Prayers and our family support help alot once he was discharged from hospital he was okay and stabilized. We were in no way affected because my dad is a quiet guy and didn’t talk much when he was sick so no spread at all. Thank God this evil has left him he is perfectly back to himself again.