Impacted by Covid-19. What to do?

Question

I am impacted by Covid-19 and I do not know what to do. I was laid off from my job back in March 2020. I filed for unemployment and was denied for a reason I do not know. However, my other employees, even people who are new at the company all received unemployment benefits after they filed. Fortunately, I was able to get a temporary job in April that lasted two months. I was also denied a stimulus check. My permanent job hired me back in June 2020 after my temp job ended but laid me off again in July 2020.

I tried getting a hold of my boss but without notification, he retired. A new hire took his place. I tried getting a hold of my company for two months now and no one is returning my calls or messages even though they are open for business. I was renting a room with my mom and her bf, but he kicked me out since I was laid off and could not afford rent or utilities, hence I moved in with my bf who also recently was laid off due to Covid. 

Since moving, I still cannot pay my bills, I can't afford food, essentials, etc. We've been getting by with little money my bf provides us with. I've been searching for a job with no luck on my side and I have to turn in my license plates since I cannot afford my car insurance, so now I have no car to drive. In addition, I also cannot afford my prescription pills that I cannot go without and I am running low. 

I don't know what to do next. Does anyone have advice please?

Answer 1

Frankly telling this covid 19 changed my entire life both financially and mentally. I have lost my job due to this pandemic. Now I am facing serious problem in my family due to this. 

Answer 2

Whenever impacted by COVID-19, first, pray on a quiet room. Second, try to visualize pros and cons of the new normal. And last, act as if COVID-19 is not present, never be persuaded by the Pandemic.

Answer 3

get lots of rest.

drink plenty of fluids (water is best) to avoid dehydration – drink enough so your pee is light yellow and clear.

take paracetamol or ibuprofen if you feel uncomfortable.