What fell through Cracks?

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To convince a seemingly healthy patient, who walks in with a history of travel to get the test done is harder than people outside medical profession imagine it to be. Dealing with a patient who has tested negative once but positive on repeat tests is tough, is a test of patience for doctors out there. Pandemics are as unavoidable and as hard a truth as death. However, what falls through cracks is the patience and bravery with which doctors deal with it. Yeah, we give them badges of honor and a mouthful of praises but very few know the inside struggles of a doctor. Think of the nightmares they get while coming back home-thinking of their family- whether they will end up getting infected with the virus. It's a lot more than we think it to be. What do you think of this? Those who are not in the medical profession think of coming in contact with the virus by going to the office or taking the public transport. But doctors treat the COVID Patients there. They cannot even open their masks even if their goggles fog up. Don't you think this requires a huge deal of courage and not just the technical skill?