Flora JKT48's Experience Undergoing Isolation in the Hospital, Sharing a Room with a Patient Who Often Cries

Kapanlagi.com - Flora JKT48 can now go home after undergoing treatment at the hospital for several weeks. Some time ago, Flora had to isolate herself in the hospital after being tested positive for Covid-19.

Flora then shared her experience with fans as a guest on the KapanLagi Jaga Jarak show, on Tuesday (13/10). This Team T member admitted that she didn't receive much treatment during her isolation in the hospital.

"There wasn't much treatment at the hospital. I just had to take medicine regularly, eat healthy food, and get enough rest. At the beginning, I couldn't sleep well because I couldn't sleep in a new place," she said.

1. 1 Room for 4 People

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Regarding the atmosphere in the isolation room, Flora mentioned that she was placed with 3 other people. Flora shared an interesting story. There was a patient in her room who often cried because they wanted to go home.

"The atmosphere is like the four of us in one room. There is a patient who has been there for a long time, for 20 days. Well, they often cry because they want to go home and I don't know what to do," she said.

"And there are also patients in other rooms who keep coughing. In that situation, I am grateful that my symptoms are not as severe as theirs," continued the owner of the name Flora Shafiq.

2. Reduce Interactions

Although she is in a room with 3 other people, Flora admits that she doesn't interact too much. There is a concern that she actually feels.

"I don't talk too much. I choose to stay silent because I limit my interactions with them. Because we are all positive, I'm afraid that I have recovered and they haven't, I'm afraid of getting infected again (or vice versa)," she concluded.

3. Health Protocol

The pandemic situation in Indonesia has not yet improved, and various measures are being taken to prevent the spread of Covid-19. One of them is by always adhering to the recommended health protocol.

With #IngatPesanIbu, KLovers can help protect themselves and their families from exposure to the coronavirus. Starting from diligently washing hands with soap, wearing masks, maintaining distance, and avoiding crowds.

(kpl/lou)