January 20, 2021
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Today, I felt the sunlight for the first time in almost one week!
This morning, I had to go for testing again - blood, NAT, and oral swab - and I thought that was it. Turns out, I had to take all of the same tests from the day I was admitted which included the CT scan.
Imagine the pure look of JOY on my face when the nurse beckoned me to come out of the isolation chamber to follow her to the elevator.
The sun is shining so beautifully today!
Listen, I've always been someone who appreciates sunshine and I admire God's handiwork of the clouds in the sky...but when you've been deprived of it for a whole week, it just does something to you when you get to see it again.
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