What I miss about life before Ebola

The Ebola virus has had an effect on all ways of life in the worst-hit countries Such as:
Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.

Here are some Things people said they missed most about life before Ebola

Sports:
Sierra Leonean King Med Mans:"I miss my favourite game - football - and my team," 

Schools and College:
A university student(Freetown): "I used to spend eight hours taking lectures at the College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences and four hours a day studying. Now I burn most of my time on social media."

Music:
Mohamed Dainkeh(Sierra Leone):"The most important thing I have missed in this Ebola [outbreak] is my piano lessons/practice.As there is no schooling I have no access to practice nor a teacher to teach me."




Normality:

Ibrahim Jalloh(Sierra Leone):"Ebola has affected my life tremendously even though not directly, the psychological impact of seeing people abandoning corpses on the street, seeing houses empty as a result of Ebola,"Also knowing that if you get sick you cannot have proper (or in some instances no) medical attention is overwhelming. This is our reality as every day passes."