I watched this episode for the first time today - 9/25/22. The pandemic is still real but you wouldn't know it if you walk into a grocery store or go to a concert. We've all reached the point of accepting Covid is now a part of our lives.
To see this episode - now - almost three years into a pandemic - really hit me emotionally. I felt my stomach sink when I saw people clapping for the doctors and nurses entering the hospital - knowing that just eight months later - those people would turn on them and call them liars - not heroes.
To see the scene of having no PPE - the shortage - I remember... I started crying. This was such a real thing. I imagine as I continue with this season my emotions will continue to run high with the reminder of how intense this all was in the beginning and remind me how people have moved on now, despite how prevalent Covid still is in our world.
To see this episode - now - almost three years into a pandemic - really hit me emotionally. I felt my stomach sink when I saw people clapping for the doctors and nurses entering the hospital - knowing that just eight months later - those people would turn on them and call them liars - not heroes.
To see the scene of having no PPE - the shortage - I remember... I started crying. This was such a real thing. I imagine as I continue with this season my emotions will continue to run high with the reminder of how intense this all was in the beginning and remind me how people have moved on now, despite how prevalent Covid still is in our world.