Hey, good to hear that, even with a few headaches and amidst less than ideal circumstances, you've made progress in that regard. Welcometotheparty.gif
For me I've been handling lockdown well enough, since it does rather resemble my rather isolated lifestyle even before all this. Where it's gotten awkward, and rather anxiety inducing, was the moment anything changed and the uncertainty of whether or not I could actually resolve the issue was amped up considerably.
In my case, I've managed to infect my feet - pitted keratolysis, I'm basically growing holes in my feet - and well, I needed to check with a GP on what it was, get the medicine, etc. Spent ages failing to pick up the phone in each instance because I got stuck fretting over what exactly would happen if things didn't go exactly right. Ie, if the GP couldn't assess what I have over the phone, well I can't exactly come in for a visual check-up at the moment (thankfully, smart phone solved this one). If the medicine didn't come, was I gonna be able to get it elsewhere because there's not exactly multiple pharmacies in a tiny village. The latter was particularly bad because I had kinda expected some notification for when it arrived, but I didn't get one, so the call was the only way I could confirm it.
Beyond that, been using the time to play games, write, so forth. Relatively fortunate with my job in that, being salaried, I'm at least getting paid still through all this.
