Positive Children COVID 19th, Zaskia Adya Mecca Cry Until Amby

Zaskia Adya Mecca (Photo: IG @zaskiadyamecca)

JAKARTA - Kana Sybilla Bramantyo and Kala Madali Bramantyo, two sons of Zaskia Adya Mecca and Hanung Bramantyo have tested positive for Covid-19. Zaskia uploaded a photo of the results of the antigen swab test for all her family members. In the information column, Zaskia gave reasons why she shared her family's experience dealing with COVID-19.

"Why are we telling stories and sharing in posts? Well, the goal is to encourage if there is something positive, don't be ashamed or afraid to tell our family and the environment our true condition... because the environment has the right to know our condition in a situation like this..." he wrote.

As a mother who has been disciplined in implementing health protocols as much as possible, Zaskia admitted that she was shocked and cried when she found out that her child was positive for COVID-19.

"Shock? Really, the child is a little sick, we are sad, this is the virus we are most afraid of... the first day I know I'm holding on to myself, hiding and crying every now and then it's okay, I'll be relieved to manage the situation at home and others..." he wrote

"This Tuesday morning, after our hearts were ready, the house was conducive, immediately called the RT to inform us of our condition. Thank God the RT was calm and very alert! The health center came to control, the police and disinfectant officers were also present immediately," he added.

In another upload, Zaskia hints that she can control the situation and divide her home space for positive and negative residents. They are in isolation for the next 10 days.

"From the bedroom window, we communicate with each other.. The back porch and the kitchen as well as the back dining table are the patient areas... The front house building, the terrace is also the pavilion and the 2nd floor is a healthy and negative area..."

Even though she claimed to be calmer, as a mother, Zaskia still cried every now and then when she saw her child who was nearby but couldn't be hugged. "Occasionally when I cry when I see I just say "Biaa, I want to be hugged by Bia.." I calmed down with a smile even though I tried to hide and cry a few times (how can I not try that)," he wrote.

"Do you know it feels close, in front of your eyes but can't hug?! It's really, really feels right…," concluded Zaskia.