This is a testimony of so many that there will be, of how I , one of the 7500 million inhabitants of our planet earth, have had to face and live a pandemic, for which I have been little or not at all prepared and how I lived it, in my own world and environment. If there is something that has made us human beings feel equal for the first time, it has been this virus, which has not distinguished between citizens of the world. Poor or rich, black or white, yellow or brown, Christian, Muslim, Jew or atheist, educated or uneducated, tall or short, fat or thin, young or old, male or female, from the sea or the mountains etc. We have all been affected equally and we have all been led to live days of anguish, desolation, pain, fear and even terror before a situation so unexpected and so little understood. How are we going to live after all this is over? If it ends. How will our lifestyle change from here on? The answers keep leading us into an uncertainty of a post-traumatic situation. This book is a testimony of the daily experiences at home and at hospital where I work as an anaesthesiologist. Sometimes dramatic , sometimes with humor

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