Successfully Recovered from Covid-19, This is How Melaney Ricardo Spent Time During Isolation

Kapanlagi.com - Melaney Ricardo recently admitted that she had just recovered from Covid-19. Currently, her condition has improved and she can carry out activities as usual.

When met in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, on Monday (11/9), this 40-year-old woman said she was happy because she could work again. Melaney then shared how she spent her time during isolation.

"I read the scriptures and sing praise songs so that I don't feel afraid, so that my heart is calm. What is certain is that I am happy to be back to work, healthy and recovered," said Melaney Ricardo.

1. Stay Alert

The mother of two children also admitted that she currently feels calm because she has been declared cured. However, Melaney admitted that she is still a little worried and more cautious when meeting many people.

"Yes, it turns out that COVID is not as scary as we thought, it's not a disgrace. Yesterday, my friend got COVID and panicked, cried, then I called and said 'it's okay, you can recover' but still don't underestimate it, still have to be cautious," she said.

2. Motivating Others

Learning from what she has experienced, Melaney Ricardo tries to motivate anyone who is declared positive for COVID-19 to recover quickly. In addition, she is now more careful and always maintains cleanliness wherever she is.

"Of course, because I have experienced it and it was quite severe before, so now I can motivate others. That's why now when I have interviews with infotainment, I wear a mask, it's okay, my face is not visible from the voice, it's already known. Wear a mask, regularly wash hands, don't forget physical distancing," she concluded.

3. Follow the Protocol

As mentioned by Melaney Ricardo, implementing health protocols is indeed important to protect oneself from the possibility of being exposed to the coronavirus. #RememberMother'sMessage, diligently wash your hands with soap, wear a mask, and avoid crowds.

Not only for ourselves but also for the people around us. Let's remind each other so that this pandemic can end soon.

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