Dinagat Islands Former Governor Glenda Buray-Ecleo Recovered And Discharge From The Hospital

“Walang pambayad sa ospital stay home.”

Forever grateful to Sir Benglen B Ecleo sacrifices.

Thanks for praying everyone. Let us continue praying for all of us and mom’s flying healing Surigao city address.

Matibay si mama dahil sa inyong Dasal normal lahat ang blood test at okay na pneumonia niya thanks everyone for the miracle papa God, M, GM, DM.

Malakas talaga ang pwersa ng lahat ng religious groups PBMA AND RUBENIANS around the globe daghan salamat po lalo na sa mga nag novena, rosary for the sick. Let us not stop praying we need to support God in fighting the evil spirits in this world.

Recovery is not only 14 days.

No… It’s 6 or more months, weakness lasts a long time and leaves many post covid problems: forgetfulness, lung hurting, dizziness, tachycardia, more limited vision, compromised hearing and smell, a lot of tiredness, loss of muscle tonicity, and so many other problems that have been discovered little by little.

They said not to be alarmed, it was a matter of hygiene, that this was going to make us better people, because it is not….

Some do not know the sadness and powerlessness of going through that or seeing a loved one sick and you not being able to do anything. People are treated like a walking time bomb.

Few put themselves in place. It’s something I don’t wish on anyone. In this most difficult time, we realize who our “true friends and friends ′′ are or the people who truly appreciate us.

Those who fought or still in the fight against COVID don’t deserve to be discriminated against. This virus separated families, friends and as a society, it’s bringing out the worst in people. Let’s not forget that a COVID patient is a human being, who often doesn’t even know how he got the virus and is fighting for his life.

Understanding with families who are COVID patient, let’s not treat like stranger bugs. They are human beings waging a battle.

Sadly some click like but don’t read until the end because it takes time to read that and when they see it’s a little long, they come back. I decided to share this message of support for those who fought, fought and continue to fight, for those who teach us to live everyday as if it were the best day of life! Now I look at those who have time to read this post until the end.

Please pay tribute to a family member, or a friend and friend who died, who recovered, or even for those who continue to fight COVID19, copy and paste (without sharing) this text on their page.

Then I’ll know who read. Please write ′′done′′ so we can see the power of unity!

For all those and those who lost someone, or are in the battle against COVID19.

We are in prayer for all these families.

Have empathy! Let’s keep going by praying for them and all.