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this is Erica Heilman here Here's our show number five. Your recordings about the pandemic.

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It's Sunday, 5th of April and then 7. 5th of and then 730 by now.

And like the last couple of weeks have been pretty difficult

because my dad got to the hospital five, almost five days ago now, and he's

been in a very critical condition since then.

And we're not allowed to go see him.

And we're also not allowed to go see my mom

who also got infected by the virus because of him and she's home quarantining right now by herself

and also getting sicker every day.

People around here still don't seem to realize how bad the situation is right now.

And I think that's heartbreaking, especially for people who are experiencing the families being torn apart because of this disease.

If we aren't able to see it right away, like when you're outside, you can't see the virus because the people that are ill are inside.

So it's really surreal.

Copenhagen, Denmark, March 28, 2020.

2020. 28th, 2020. Shops are closed, offices are closed, public institutions are closed, supermarkets are closed, supermarkets are open, but the city is not quiet, just different sounds appear like this push I walked past yesterday. I'm a roommate. I was looking up a couple of times last night

and my roommate who I think is becoming nocturnal

in this new age, his work hours have been cut.

Or maybe it's just a social life that has been cut,

but he ends up with a lot of free time.

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