Amid coronavirus scare, elderly man greets wife on anniversary from outside window

While  coronavirus pandemic continues to spread fear and anxiety among people, agonizing accounts and pictures of patients are being shared on social media, winning hearts of people.  latest picture that has left everyone heartbroken, proves that love blossoms even at time of a worldwide contagion. Even deadly coronavirus could t stop this old couple from celebrating ir anniversary.

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Love in time of coronavirus

Connecticut man Bob Shellard found a heartwarming way to celebrate his wedding anniversary. For first time in ir marri, Bob and his wife Nancy were forced to spend ir anniversary apart. Nancy was at her nursing home during anniversary. Under rmal circumstances, Bob visits Nancy at her nursing home daily. But such visitations are restricted w across state because of escalating COVID-19 outbreak. However, Bob was determined to meet his wife. So, he showed up outside Nancy's medical facility with balloons and a placard that said, "I’ve loved you for 67 years and still do. Happy Anniversary," as per media reports.

Nancy responded to her husband's gesture by waving and blowing kisses from window of her second-floor room. Bob told media that it made him feel bad because his wife was t with him and that he would never want anybody else, or than her. Bob and Nancy's daughter Laura said she has learned a lot from her parents and all that y've shared in ir 67 years of marri. She told media that y have been an example for her and her siblings and that y have learned a lot from m.

This picture was shared on Twitter and has garnered hundreds of responses that called moment "heartbreaking." Ors shared ir own concern for ir own loved ones in nursing homes around country.

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As coronavirus concerns grow in America, nursing homes are taking extra precautions to ensure ir residents stay healthy. Prompted by this, restaurants and movie aters have been closed. With se nessential nursing home visits have also been limited.

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