Stay at home to protect your grandparents, now it is up to us to think about them

Coronavirus is changing our lives and will continue to change it in the coming months. For days now, staying at home has become a power to curb and stop the infection chain. Almost everyone has adapted to this radical change, others, fortunately few, still feel the need to leave the house, unaware of the danger they are exposed to.

The most vulnerable of Coddy-19 are undoubtedly elderly people - grandparents or our parents. And then people who are with a weaker immune system, such as those who are receiving anti-ceancerogenic therapies or those who have a cognitive lack of immune system. You have to stay absolutely at home to protect them.

Our society, which is one of the world's oldest “ ”, sees a basic column in our grandparents. They've been thinking about us all their lives, they've made many sacrifices for us one at a time. It is now up to us to protect them, to save their lives. You should stay home. Don't go out. Reduce physical contact with other people.

Many of the currently closed elderly are alone, that's why volunteer groups, or even simple individual initiatives, are starting to help them buy food or take drugs.

For many grandparents, their daily encounter with their son, their nephew's hug and kiss, or the games are the main elements of their mental well - being and health. Now that these customs have to stop and keep distance, you can do this by talking on the phone, ask for advice and make them feel more useful than ever. Because they're really useful.