The vast majority of us look out the window at a situation that seems like science fiction. We try, every morning, to create a new day, to carry out our work, to be or contact our loved ones or to carry out cultural or sports activities. We tried everything and in the meantime, our hearts sink and we feel a lump in our throats for the people who are suffering from this disease and are leaving, especially our elders and people with previous illnesses.

This contraction, at the same time, is transformed into a feeling of pride and recognition for the professionals who fight to take care of us, in every way, from those who are on the front line in hospitals and social health centers, to the workers who continue to allow our most basic food and resources reach our homes. Now more than ever everything is a whole, now more than ever the threads that unite us are patent.

Everything is important and the only thing we can do is respect the situation and thank the attitude of the people who are there fighting for us. Sometimes, questions arise like, What can I do? How I can help? At the moment, staying at home we do a lot. Contacting your loved ones, the elderly, doing our job, educating and teaching future health professionals the importance of their profession are also very valuable acts. Everything will pass and the bustle of the classrooms, the greetings in the cafeteria and the "cacharreo" in our laboratories will return. Y we will again reflect with our eyes the eyes that look at them.