My Pandemic Journey



Dear friends,



The Year 2020 has been a very interesting experience for all of us. It's an interesting year in which national moods gain a universal dimension.



In fact, the year 2020 is a tiny example of how mother nature can show us the results of our actions to the world. The damage that the plastics we use while combating the disease will cause nature and the process to be entered is a complete vicious cycle.



The date when schools are closed in Turkey on March 16 is a turning point for me. While working as a swimming teacher, I was suddenly helpless at the screen. While I had good mobility in the pool, I was having trouble outside of the pool because I had Parkinson's disease and I turned into a person who did not know what to do. It could not be said that I was very open to change. When I said the side effects of the drugs I used, the trouble of being at home all the time, I felt increasingly worse.



As the process continued like this, some rumors started to circulate about us giving physical education lessons online. I guess it would have been better if they spilled boiling water over my head. Because I had a muscle tear in my left hip, I had a serious walking problem, and I did not have the visual aesthetics to have physical education lessons. I was feeling very helpless.



Amidst these demoralizations, there was a suggestion that I should give an Origami lesson, which was actually in my mind but never offered. Thereupon, a period began, when the night was mixed with the day, and all over the house was filled with colored papers. I worked really hard, but I didn't work hard to work hard. The process proceeded like that because I couldn't stop working on the papers.



The most interesting part was that when I touched the papers all my tremors and contractions were gone. I was feeling very happy.



Then I started dreaming..




https://youtu.be/wmbglEXTo2Y

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