Quarantine Stories - Revision history

Bosmana: /* Maintaining productivity */

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‎Maintaining productivity

Bosmana at 10:10, 6 May 2020

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Bosmana: /* Worrying */

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‎Worrying

Bosmana: /* Love */

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‎Love

Bosmana: /* Love */

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‎Love

Bosmana at 10:02, 6 May 2020

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Bosmana at 09:41, 6 May 2020

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Bosmana at 08:55, 6 May 2020

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Bosmana: /* Worrying */

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‎Worrying

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	* "The trams are empty, but the laboratories in our unit are currently full of young researchers behind masks. They have their experimental animals to follow, their projects to carry on, their patients waiting for answers. 'There is not only COVID-19; all other pathologies cannot wait' — this is what I hear when I invite them to slow down their experiments." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>		* "The trams are empty, but the laboratories in our unit are currently full of young researchers behind masks. They have their experimental animals to follow, their projects to carry on, their patients waiting for answers. 'There is not only COVID-19; all other pathologies cannot wait' — this is what I hear when I invite them to slow down their experiments." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>

		+	* The International Labour Organisation (ILO) has a [https://www.ilo.org/covid-19-stories/en/ webpage full of COVID19 stories] related to the impact it has on work.

	==Missing the inspiration from colleagues around you==		==Missing the inspiration from colleagues around you==

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 * "The idea of falling behind competitors who are not experiencing the same drama is frustrating. And I am not so sure that grant and peer reviewers will understand." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>
-* "It bugs me to see people ignore the masking rule by pulling their mask down under their chin."
+* "It bugs me to see people ignore the masking rule by pulling their mask down under their chin." <ref name="Confessions"/>
 ==Living on Boats==

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	* "The idea of falling behind competitors who are not experiencing the same drama is frustrating. And I am not so sure that grant and peer reviewers will understand." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>		* "The idea of falling behind competitors who are not experiencing the same drama is frustrating. And I am not so sure that grant and peer reviewers will understand." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>
		+	* "It bugs me to see people ignore the masking rule by pulling their mask down under their chin."

	==Living on Boats==		==Living on Boats==

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 * Local love stories have flourished in Gaza in the time of COVID-19, though few people were aware as most were pre-occupied with the epidemic. These true stories bring to mind a passage from “Love in the Time of Cholera,” by Gabriel García Márquez: “Love was always love, anytime and anyplace, but it was more solid the closer it came to death.” <Ref name="GazaCovid">[https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2020/04/gaza-coronavirus-quarantine-love-stories.html Gaza: Love in the time of COVID-19.] Entsar Abu Jahal. Al-Monitor May 3, 2020. </ref>
 ** “ 'We got engaged on the 19th day of the isolation, after it was confirmed that we were COVID-19 free,' she said. 'it was a double celebration.' The couple got married after leaving quarantine." <Ref name="GazaCovid"/>
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 ==Love==
-* Local love stories have flourished in Gaza in the time of COVID-19, though few people were aware as most were pre-occupied with the epidemic. These true stories bring to mind a passage from “Love in the Time of Cholera,” by Gabriel García Márquez: “Love was always love, anytime and anyplace, but it was more solid the closer it came to death.” <Ref>[https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2020/04/gaza-coronavirus-quarantine-love-stories.html Gaza: Love in the time of COVID-19.] Entsar Abu Jahal. Al-Monitor May 3, 2020. </ref>
+* Local love stories have flourished in Gaza in the time of COVID-19, though few people were aware as most were pre-occupied with the epidemic. These true stories bring to mind a passage from “Love in the Time of Cholera,” by Gabriel García Márquez: “Love was always love, anytime and anyplace, but it was more solid the closer it came to death.” <Ref name="GazaCovid">[https://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2020/04/gaza-coronavirus-quarantine-love-stories.html Gaza: Love in the time of COVID-19.] Entsar Abu Jahal. Al-Monitor May 3, 2020. </ref>
+** “ 'We got engaged on the 19th day of the isolation, after it was confirmed that we were COVID-19 free,' she said. 'it was a double celebration.' The couple got married after leaving quarantine." <Ref name="GazaCovid"/>
 =References=

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 Based on this YouTube video, we know some stories from families living on the water, such as the Valero family, that has been living on a boat for four years, or Ant & Cid who sent a message from Gaeta (Italy).
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 ** "By my third day, it was like a flood gate opened and a dam of emotions hit me smack in my face and gut. I was now unavoidably afraid. This point was where I realized the importance of a support system. " <Ref name="Kaleidoscope"/>
 ** "The psychological trauma was my greatest challenge, just being with my thoughts alone for 14 days, good, bad, ugly. I also had to deal with the accompanying boredom and missing real human contact." <Ref name="Kaleidoscope"/>
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+* Intense dreams are reported too: <ref name="Wired0420"><Emma Grey Ellis - WIRED- CULTURE 04.16.2020 - [https://www.wired.com/story/coronavirus-covid-19-dreams/ Why Covid-19 Quarantine Dreams Are Taking Over the Internet.] </ref>
 ==Maintaining productivity==

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 This page is dedicated to some stories from the quarantine. It is organized by theme. Feel free to add themes, and to share your observations, where possible with references of the sources. And please feel free to reflect on what this means for future interventions.
 ==Maintaining productivity==
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 ** "I am working from home, writing two grant proposals and editing theses and an article. I miss the daily chat with colleagues and all of the ideas and stimuli that derive from it." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>
 ==Catching up with quality tasks you never have time for==
 * "Despite the fact that the research activity in our sector is quite competitive since the lockdown started I have encouraged my lab team to work from home. I hope this period will offer an opportunity to do things we never have time for: finalizing articles, writing reviews, doing bibliographic research, organizing and analyzing the data more carefully, repeating bioinformatics analyses in light of new data." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>
 ==Worrying==

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	* "The idea of falling behind competitors who are not experiencing the same drama is frustrating. And I am not so sure that grant and peer reviewers will understand." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>		* "The idea of falling behind competitors who are not experiencing the same drama is frustrating. And I am not so sure that grant and peer reviewers will understand." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>
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		+	==Living on Boats==
		+	Based on this YouTube video, we know some stories from families living on the water, such as the Valero family, that has been living on a boat for four years, or Ant & Cid who sent a message from Gaeta (Italy).
		+	{{#ev:youtube\|yKZzSsm30dU}}
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	=References=		=References=

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 ** about the consequences that might come from a long interruption
 ** We are facing a delay in supplying purified proteins to some of our ongoing collaborators." <Ref name="Nature0204"/>
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