How Coronavirus killed my mother — Chinwuba
*Says he barely survived •Still suffers insomnia, tiredness and restlessness By Michael Chinwuba THE year 2020 has been a very precarious, apprehensive and uncertain for people across the globe. The COVID-19 has caused overwhelming pain and disruption for many, and has made people begin to review their own mortality and assess the safety of their loved ones. My Coronavirus survival story begins with the death of my dear sister, Ngozi Janice Okonkwo who passed away at 4:30 a.m. on June 4, 2020, after battling breast cancer for close to two years. She had been receiving treatment for her condition at a UK cancer clinic but when the Covid-19 lockdowns began, she was stuck in Nigeria and eventually succumbed to her illness. Her death caused unimaginable pain and grief to my family and myself. My mother, most especially, could not get over the death of her only daughter. Grave mistake After my sister died, the family made the grave mistake of having condolence visits at her ...