The lessons of the crisis in Tunisia

Loïc · 2020-05-20T12:24:27+02:00

Explore personal experiences and reflections on life changes during Tunisia's health crisis. Share insights on resilience, priorities, and future plans.

尝辞茂肠 ViP

Member since 14 January 2019

尝辞茂肠ViP20 May 2020 10:24:27

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Hello everyone,

While there is still a certain amount of uncertainty in our lives, the situation seems to be beginning to change in Tunisia and globally.
We have had to show courage, tenacity and even ingenuity in many areas, in the way we work, in being alone or with our families, in how we look after our children, or we channel our stress and emotions in the face of this health crisis that has turned our daily lives upside down.
We wanted to hear your feedback on these last few months in Tunisia.

What will you remember from this very special period?

Have these unusual times allowed you discover things about yourselves or your loved ones?

Did this period lead you to make changes in your lifestyle that you would like to maintain in the future? If so, which ones?

How do you plan for the future in Tunisia? Have the last few weeks caused you to review your priorities or certain projects?

Thank you for your contribution and take care of yourself,

尝辞茂肠

alisnoussi Member

Member since 09 May 2020

alisnoussiMember25 May 2020 08:20:16

In my opinion the Tunisian Government acted quickly & responsibly on behalf of its own citizens & expats, much quicker than others but specifically England. I adhered to all instruction given which was easy to do with regular updates from both the Tunisian & UK Governments. On a personal level I have eaten better & exercised more & this is what I shall continue to do. Sadly my travel insurance brought me back to my home last week & I am not happy to have left a safe environment to travel to England & through London where advice & legislation that is less robust than Tunisia is also largely ignored & treated with disdain by some of the public and the country鈥檚 own legislators! I am now back in Scotland a country much more like Tunisia in its attitude to device & control of this dreadful pandemic. I am desperate to return how Tunisia & my home & family there.

尝辞茂肠 ViP

Member since 14 January 2019

尝辞茂肠ViP25 May 2020 11:54:00

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Hello alisnoussi and welcome to expat.com !

I'm 尝辞茂肠 from the expat.com team and I'm glad to meet you.

Thank you for your answer, I wish you will able to return to your family soon

Regards,

尝辞茂肠
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alisnoussi Member

Member since 09 May 2020

alisnoussiMember25 May 2020 12:57:11

Thanks Loic really upset I鈥檓 not there. Look forward to updates on airspace re-opening but think it unlikely before July.

justmacy Active member

Member since 13 October 2012

justmacyActive member15 June 2020 16:52:50

I'm an American living in Tunisia. From everything I have heard from back home, it's much safer for me to be here.
The American Embassy has been great in keeping up with the citizens living here and my husband and his family are very good about keeping me sheltered.
I have Lupus and the medicine I take knocks out my immune system, so I am someone who is on a strict lockdown.

Challenger27 Active member

Member since 12 September 2011

Challenger27Active member15 June 2020 17:03:18

Hello Justmacy,
Hope you are well and soon able to enjoy summer in the beaches of Tunisia 鈽�...

justmacy Active member

Member since 13 October 2012

justmacyActive member15 June 2020 17:16:26

Thank you. Since I have the email from the Embassy that has lifted restrictions for Americans, I have ventured out for a quick walk and a trip to the store.
Even though I have lived here for almost 4 years now I'm an American citizen and will follow what they tell me to the letter.
Normally I am a home body, but since being forced to stay in all I want to do is just go everywhere.