COVID-19 and expatriation in Romania

Hello,

Well, I don't know really how to express myself about the current situation. But I guess this Is a challenge for all of us and staying still in a pandemic context is the best solution, because we might try to get home and we'll get the virus on the way then we'll end up contaminating our loved ones.
So from my side, im trying to focus on work actually (because we're still working from hope). It becomes a little bit harder in the weekends and free days when you feel lonely and with no human contact, but we will survive this its just a matter of time I think.
Afterwards we will learn to live with it get back to our offices and take the mesures and precautions necessary to avoid getting contaminated, since the economy should stay on, otherwise we won't find what to eat.

Stay positive, strong and most of all safe.
It always ends up being okay.

I'm not currently in Romania, but my wife and son are.   They're pretty much locked down, with police stopping them and questioning if they go out to the store or whatever.
I haven't seen them since January, so we make do with Messenger (text, video, calls).
They're going stir crazy, of course, so I've mostly stopped recounting my day, since things are pretty normal where I am in Germany, and it makes them sadder.
None of us are sick, though, so we're doing as well as can be expected, under the circumstances.
Our 15th anniversary is in 8 days...and I get to send her a 😘 instead of anything more substantial, because package delivery (we us a private service) has been stopped for the duration.

I guess my situation is different. I am an American married to a Romanian. I'm working from home teaching my class. It's very difficult. I'm worried about my family in the US. Hopefully this will end soon and we can once again resume our lives. Then I will travel home to see my family.