Days after R Ashwin left the Indian Premier League bio-bubble to be along with his family, his wife Prithi Narayanan on Friday shared the horrifying expertise her family is coping with of their tiring battle towards the COVID-19 virus.
Prithi, in a sequence of tweets, went on to explain the ordeal her family went by way of after contracting the lethal virus.
“Feeling ok enough to croak a tiny hi to all of you. 6 adults and 4 children ended up testing+ the same week, with our kids being the vehicles of transmission – the core of my family, all down with the virus in different homes/hospitals. Nightmare of a week. 1 of 3 parents back home,” she tweeted.
“Take the vaccine. Give yourselves and your family the best chance to fight this.”
“I guess physical health will recover faster than mental health. Days 5-8 were the absolute worst for me. Everybody was there, offering help yet there’s no one with you. Most isolating disease. Please do reach out and seek help.”
“The headaches this virus causes need their own twitter thread.”
Take the vaccine. Give yourselves and your family the very best probability to combat this.
— Wear a masks. Take your vaccine. (@prithinarayanan) April 30, 2021
The complications this virus causes want their very own twitter thread.
— Wear a masks. Take your vaccine. (@prithinarayanan) April 30, 2021
The 34-year-old Ashwin is contracted with the Delhi Capitals this season and hopes to return to the facet “if things go in the right direction”.
Ashwin turned the first Indian to tug out of the league as a result of of COVID-19 state of affairs within the family.
“I would be taking a break from this year’s IPL from tomorrow. My family and extended family are putting up a fight against #COVID19 and I want to support them during these tough times,”
Ashwin had posted on his Twitter web page after DC’s sport towards Sunrisers Hyderabad on Sunday night time. His franchise promised full help to him.
India is recording over 3.50 lakh circumstances on a regular basis for the previous few days and the well being infrastructure is struggling to deal with the rise with scarcity of oxygen and a few essential medicines, including to the disaster.
– with PTI inputs
