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When I saw on television the images of the city of Wuhan, the origin of the COVID-19 outbreak, I was bewildered with the measures taken for the protection of the health workers. It looked like a science fiction movie. The virus didn’t understand about borders and, without even realising, in just a few days it was us who were confined in Spain and in other countries around the world.

In these days of isolation, I’ve had the opportunity to reconnect with myself and with my loved ones, and to value many things I was taking for granted. With a Royal Decree-Law from the Spanish Government, fresh from the printers, they’ve limited a fundamental right: freedom of movement. Without the freedom to meet my family and friends, the ones who are far away; without the freedom to go out in the country, to sunbathe or to breath fresh air, I reflect about how I will continue to work to put in order my own priorities. I think about how I will manage to become the best version of myself.