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Fear is a hundred times more harmful than the virus itself. You could also say: I’d rather be sick than live in fear. Fear triggers so many psychosomatic processes in the body that they are worse than anything else, Péter Müller told Ripost. The writer talked about how he survived the epidemic and also how his wife quickly overcame the coronavirus without much trouble.
Agnes had no symptoms. I went through a difficult twenty minutes when I felt the illness go through me. This is our experience, but we know that we are lucky because others have a much harder time surviving this disease.
He noted that they were not afraid that their condition would worsen, as the writer said that fear was much more damaging than the virus.
You could also say: I’d rather be sick than live in fear. This is because fear triggers so many psychosomatic processes in the body that they are worse than anything else. Caution is warranted, of course, but there is no need to be afraid.
– said Péter Müller. He also talked about how he was really scared in his late childhood, even in II. in WWII, when they were reunited in a bunker with their mother.
The difference, he said, between war and coronavirus is that in war people knew who they wanted to kill, whereas now the killer is invisible.
Then the dead lay in the street, now in hospitals. Covid is a hidden and insidious danger that can lead to death in unpredictable ways.
He detailed, adding that he thought there was no fear in the dark, but rather panic. On the holiday, he said, in the shadow of the epidemic, a special light shines on Easter.
In those moments, along with the still life of winter, we die a little ourselves. And then we are reborn. This is even more true this year, when we wait for the epidemic to end and what has been to return. Never! The old man will not return. You can not come! A new life is born
– wrote the writer Péter Müller.
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