Mag-asawa sa New York na 50 taon nang kasal, may 1 buwan nang hindi nagkikita dahil sa coronavirus COVID19
NEW YORK - Limampung taon na ang nakalipas nang magsimula ang kuwentong pag-ibig nina Howard Smith at kaniyang misis na si Lois nang dahil sa niluluto nilang pastry sa Paris, France.Huli umanong nakita ni Howard si Lois isang buwan na ang nakalilipas ngayong nasa loob ng nursing home ang kaniyang misis na may Alzheimer’s disease.
Nais din umano niyang malaman kung gaano pa siya katagal mawawalay sa kaniyang asawa at nag-aalala rin aniya siya sa mga taong kapareha niya ng karanasan. Naalala rin ni Howard kung kailan nagsimulang mawala ang mga alaala ni Lois hangga’t sa umabot sa puntong hindi na siya maalala nito. Sa isang White House briefing noong Martes, sinasabing posibleng umabot sa 240,000 ang mga mamamatay sa coronavirus, pero may mga pag-aaral na sinasabing maaari pa itong bumaba.Isa sa mga nursing home sa Amerika na pinakasapul ng krisis sa coronavirus ang nursing home sa Kirkland, Washington.
Apektado rin sila sa kakulangan ng personal protective equipment kaya napipilitan ang ilan na mag-absent na lang lalo na kapag nakararamdam na ng sintomas ng COVID-19. Para kay Howard, hindi makatuwiran ang isang blanket visitation ban sakaling magtagal ito nang buwan. Ilan sa mga inalaalang kuwento ni Howard ang unang beses na nakilala niya si Lois, na noo’t art historian, sa Ileana Sonnabend gallery.Naisipan nilang magkaroon ng anak, pero kalauna’y nakunan si Lois. Noong 1994, inampon nila ang isang bata mula sa Tsina nang mag-1 anyos ito at pinangalanang Laurel.
Ngayon, agam-agam ni Laurel na hindi niya makita ang kaniyang mga magulang dahil naka-isolate rin siya sa kaniyang apartment sa East Harlem. Ganito rin ang pakiramdam ng aabot sa daan-milyong Amerikanong naka-quarantine.
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