Don't Panic

Lessons from Pandemic

We faced a global crisis—Corona! It was not just a physical health issue; it deeply affected our mental health too.

What should be done if we face it in any other way today?

DON’T PANIC!

Most of the time, it’s not the disease itself that harms you the most—it’s the panic that takes over. The moment you hear you have it, stress kicks in:

"Oh no! I have it. Will I die soon? What will happen?"

Or even, "What if I catch it? What then?"

And then, overthinking begins...

Want to control it?

If you’ve caught it—will you just sit there, waiting for medicine to work? Your willpower matters. No illness, including this one, can be fought without the determination to recover. Even medicine works better when you actively decide to fight back.

If you haven’t caught it—be grateful. Appreciate your health, and don’t let unnecessary fear take over your life.

In tough times, seek joy.

Spend time with loved ones. Life is giving us a chance—a chance to slow down, reflect, and improve. Use this time to heal, grow, and make things right.

This is not the end.

Nothing ends unless God wills.

CORONA + PANIC = CORONIC

Many people don’t just suffer from the virus itself—it’s their mental response that worsens their condition.

Take care of your mental health. It’s tough, but it’s necessary. Your mind is your strongest defense in any battle, including this one.

It’s a hard time for the world, but don’t let fear make it harder. Stay strong, fight well.

May God protect us all and heal those who are battling not just this virus, but all illnesses.

Say… AMEN!

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