People in self-isolation reveal all the normal things they'll never take for granted again
Around the world, people's lives have been turned upside down by new self-isolation and social distancing rules implemented to contain the spread of COVID-19.
And while most people are happy to play their part and stay indoors, we can all admit there are things we've started to miss about 'normal' life.
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From going to the gym, to hugging our friends, to being able to buy toilet paper without having to search through every supermarket within a 30km radius of our homes, there are lots of little things we took for granted before the coronavirus pandemic.
Now people are taking to social media to share all the normal, unassuming every day thing they're missing so much and will never take for granted again.
Author and television producer Elan Gale kicked off the trend on Twitter on Saturday, asking his followers to "name one thing you will never take for granted again" and we can relate to almost all of the responses.
Even celebs jumped on board with the trend, Chrissy Teigen writing that she missed hugging her 80-year-old father above all else.
We've collected some of the best answers here, from having sit-down lunches with loved ones in cafes, to actually being able to visit elderly parents and grandparents in nursing homes.
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