music Hi. Hey, uh... Chopin, I wasn't expecting to hear from you this soon. Hi. You remember me, right? Yes, Leo, from the club. You said I was much in your message. You danced on ice, talked for a few weeks, and then you hooked up with that sociical. Yeah, right. I just, you know, I thought you... I thought you didn't remember. Was. Because I'm not giggling with Glee that you sent me a message. Listen, I'm on a short break after a long ass hospital shift, okay? So, excuse me if I don't have the energy to charming to some guy that I met years ago, that I barely know. Look, I'm so sorry. I didn't realise I let you go. No. No, it's fine. I don't mean to be rude. But if you want to catch up and reminisce on all times, then hit me up again in a few weeks when things are a bit calmer. Your message, however, said that you wanted to talk about COVID-19. Yeah, I do. Why, I was very interested in this anyways. Last time I saw on social media, you were in music or something. Mmm. More like a patient or something. You were an infected? Yeah. I just got back from the hospital a few days ago. How are you feeling? Sure. It was scary for a while. But I'm finally feeling better. The treatment, the hospital helped. But... But what? I feel kind of weird. You know, I can't talk to people that I know about this. So, I don't know. I thought maybe you... Moliom. This crisis is affecting the whole world. There is nothing for you to be ashamed about. I guess, but... But what? Come on, you can ask me anything. I just want to make sure that what I'm feeling is normal. That I shouldn't be worried because some people start feeling better and then they end up getting worse. So, you know, that's the thing about this coronavirus. There's still so much that we're trying to understand about symptoms and treatment. It's really tough seeing people struggle with this thing up close. Worst than anything else you've seen on the job? Not exactly. So, some people had an easy time of it. But for some, it's super rough. And then you factor in things like the rate of spread, how contagious it is. It makes it also difficult. There isn't even enough protective gear for us doctors. So, whenever we go to work, we're putting our lives at risk every day. Do you ever just feel like walking away? I'm human. I wish it was easier. I wish I didn't have to put my life at risk like this. But I took it at home, just like the doctors that helped you. And I try to remind myself of that at the most challenging times. Like, like what? Like when people bring a loved one to the door and then days or weeks later, they come back to pick up a body from that same door. And when I have to hold the hand of someone who's died because their families can't be there for them. Sometimes I make a WhatsApp call so people can say goodbyes. Sometimes I have to call to say that there will be no more good-bye. That sounds super intense. Anyways, is that what you wanted to know? Is that the information you needed for me? You know what? This is an urgent. You have to get back to work like you said. I think can wait. If you're sure, but you can message me whenever. I may not reply immediately, but I will get back to you. Thanks. Later, Leo. Bye. I'm sorry I haven't been there much since hippie and I broke up. I wish I had things happening. I'm really glad you called though. Me too. Is that the beginning of a mustache I see? You've come a long way from the kid that used to wear his bed. I don't do that anymore. Just relax. I'm just playing. So, how are you holding up? Losing on norms must be hard. Yeah, it reminds me of mama all over again. I get it. I remember how that time was. I just can't believe she's gone. You need a maybe. You could help with something to make us all feel better. And that is? I'm trying to get a hold of as many people as possible. I don't know how long I helped over the years. I want to put together a video tributes for Bungie. I already spoke to Zammu so she's into it. I also want to reach out to people from work. Okay, I think that'll be great. So, you'll do it? Oh, me? Yeah, of course. You'll just talk about your best memories. I don't think that's a great idea. Then what's wrong? Zammu told me not to go outside and I still do so better. And I feel as if I made her worse and maybe she's still being alive for just missing her. Okay, from what I heard from Bungie, nothing you did made a difference. She was sick before you went to stay with her. The reason she didn't want you breaking lock down was to protect yourself and to cut the chances of you passing the virus onto others. Yeah, I know, but I just felt guilty. I feel like that about a whole bunch of stuff. The last feeling guilty is more about what we wish we had the power to do. We've already lost on the end. So what we can do is help remind the family that she lived the worth of our life. Okay, Chef. So what are you getting? You just record yourself talking about her. No, share memories that they would love to hear. Okay, Chef. I can do that. Great. Thanks. So you'll send it to me when it's ready, yeah? Okay. Alright. Folks, you're a little man. The first time I met Annamalanga was a Sunday afternoon. After cheers. If you have any questions about COVID-19, text the word COVID-2-plus-4-1-798-931-892 on WhatsApp. For more information about coronavirus or related issues, visit MTVSugar.com-forewitzlash-alone-together. Turns and conditions apply.