When Covid 19 reached my hospital, I already knew it was going to be a long and challenging fight against a disease still not well known to doctors and scientists. Evaluating patients’ symptoms and history thoroughly was going to be critical in order to correctly diagnose and assess. We have “Covid 19 meetings” every day with fellow physicians to share experience, discuss cases and new symptoms. We learn something new every day as we go which helps to come up with new guidelines and recommendations. We try to provide the best workflow in our hospital to safely manage the treatment of patients infected with coronavirus. Not overlooking any symptoms that might have been considered unrelated to covid in the beginning of the pandemic, such as nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, helped me diagnose and isolate a covid positive patient already on the floor and prevent the farther spread. During my 10 years of experience as a doctor, I had never made so many phone calls before. You become the bridge connecting the patient and the family. I will never forget the fear in the eyes of my fist positive patient and the joy in the eyes of my first successfully recovered and discharged patient. Due to heavy number of covid patients I see every day, I practice self-isolation in my house to protect my family. Not being able to hug my son is the hardest thing for me these days, but we will get through this!