I have done pretty well with all things considered.
Kept my job, people very close to me have been unaffected so far from COVID directly, my social life was put on hold for a large portion of the yr but it wasn't that bad considering.
Mentally though it has gone through waves of depression. Nothing to a large extent, but once it sank in around April that this was a long haul issue I realized I was going to have an altered summer. I missed hockey, I missed seeing my friends, I missed soccer, I missed summer cottage trips that were with friends. It was tough realizing I was missing stuff in 2020 because I missed June/July/August of 2019 with a broken ankle. So I can admit I was down. How I dealt with it...I can't say I had a strategy of helping me deal with it.
I picked up more on outdoor working out, I walked a lot more, I biked for the first time in a long time, I tried new hobbies. I played video games with hockey friends as a way to connect with people. Picked up golf as a way to connect with friends. I really just tried distracting myself. I went to a cottage with my GF for the first time of just us 2. It would have been a really hard time without her I will say. I'm pretty lucky to have someone before COVID. I couldn't image dating right now.