How has covid19 positively affected you?

Question

Yes its very easy to see how its harmed us...but lets take a moment to focus on the positives.
One example is that I read an article on how the air quality has improved due to the decrease in production and travel.
Another example is that Im thankful for getting to spend more time with my family ♡

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Our day to day hasn’t changed much. This is a terrible thing to say, but I don’t have to worry about seeing my in-laws. My husbands grandma lives with them and has Alzheimer’s and a heart condition so they are very strictly social distancing. Which I definitely think they should and totally agree with it, but it just makes my life a little easier that the stress of having to see them is put off a little longer. We hadn’t spoken to them since Christmas until my husband finally talked to his mom the day before everything really blew up. So now I probably get another couple weeks to months of peace. Finding the positives!!

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I reluctantly went back to work 2 weeks early from my mat leave. I got to experience what my life would be like as a working mom, and my son went to day care for two weeks. It went okay overall, but it was hard work and he also got quite sick. I feel so lucky that now I'm allowed to work from home with him for the foreseeable future. And he is getting over his illnesses slowly.. so I hope that by the time he goes back to daycare in the fall he will have a better immune system! I also may get to see his first steps when he's ready 😊🙌

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Thankful to be healthy, home with family, paid to work from home.

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Thankful for my families health. Thankful that my husband and I are working from home therefore it allows us to spend more time as a family. We've become more creative in the kitchen. We've learned more about each other. We get to spend more time with our baby..seems like she is thrilled .

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More time spent with my family!! Even though little mans teething really bad 😅 and I’m finally starting to exercise again

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The environment yes, us personally no.
My husband is police, so he doesn't get laid off or to telework. If anything he has longer days and I don't get to go anywhere at all now during the day with the kids 😒 
But... 🤷 I'm still not like depressed or negative about it, but factually no it has not been beneficial in the sense of a kind of at home vacation to spend more time together.

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My time with my LO and a slower pace!

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We have started a demo project in our home that we have put off for a few years. Usually we wouldn’t have the available time to do so.

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I wasn't going to do a garden this year or last.  Now that my husband is home I can get outside and work on it during my guys nap.  It feels so good to be outside again and not worry about him.

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I get to spend more time with my rotten child and we've been able to start taking walks, just the two of us, which was never an option before due to the time I would get home. I'm a teacher and we are starting our e-learning on Monday. So things will change a bit for our routine, but nothing too drastic.

How has covid19 positively affected you?

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