Coronavirus heroes part two: images and stories of unity

In these frightening times, there are people keen to keep our spirits up. We wanted to share with you some of the best that we have found and leave the uncertainty behind us for a while.

Check out these social media posts for a glimpse of the better things happening around this pandemic.

A VERY important message pic.twitter.com/8X03czKetu

— realmattlucas (@RealMattLucas) March 24, 2020

In other news… the cat over the road is called Walter pic.twitter.com/loIHA2J4mH

— Sian Cosgrove (@sian_cosgrove) March 29, 2020

When the #quarantine is over, I want to buy this man dinner. Who is he? This might be the best thing I've seen in weeks. pic.twitter.com/TfbEjLBQ7R

— Peter Shankman (@petershankman) March 27, 2020

Everything about this is Oscar-worthy #CoronaLockdown pic.twitter.com/MWstii8oLq

— Alex Wood (@MrAlexWood) March 28, 2020

@danielswallFeel you for John. We all would make this mistake – Imagine vs Imagine ##part20 ##danieslwall ##johnmayer ##imagine ##tiktokreviews ##boredathome ##funny ##ty♬ original sound – danielswall

More than 2,000 Americans have now died, and the President hasn’t even tweeted about it.

Instead, this is what we get: https://t.co/TUsWYborXo

— Jon Favreau (@jonfavs) March 29, 2020

So my daughter, Katie, had her 12th Birthday today. She couldn't have any friends over so we arranged a birthday drive by with all her friends as a surprise for her. Best bunch of friends ever!! #rathcormac #sligo #ireland #socialdistancing #COVID2019 pic.twitter.com/G0sV2zGPXU

— Katie (@katiekins76) March 26, 2020

Photos of people putting rainbows, colorful heart cutouts, teddy bears and anything that resembles a sign of hope have been spreading all over social media. https://t.co/yYZgP44nfQ

— CNN (@CNN) March 26, 2020

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Police in Mallorca have been entertaining families taking part in a nationwide lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus. One resident, Heidi Friedenberger, filmed the officers emerging from their car, playing guitar and singing before leaving again. The Spanish island will remain on lockdown after the government sought to extend the restrictions on movement until 11 April.

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Just in case you need it, here’s a dog doing yoga in Italian. You’re welcome. pic.twitter.com/zTKp3MbI8e

— Amanda in Atlanta (@ATLnewsgirl) March 25, 2020

Dad can't go to the mosque due to the pandemic, so Tofu accompany him five times a day. pic.twitter.com/2GvhTuXD47

— fahmiツ – buy Coffee Talk pls (@fahmitsu) March 26, 2020

 

It’s my grandad’s 92nd birthday today. He was so sad he couldn’t have any visitors and then this happened ❤️ My heart pic.twitter.com/q5JU2L0mwb

— Beth Pickard (@Beth_Pickard) March 25, 2020

Image credit: Cahroi