The lockdowns didn't really affect me, as I volunteer at a COVID test and vaccination center. Basically, I kept doing the same things I was doing, except social contact was at 6 feet or more, and masked. The job actually gave me MORE social contact and sense of purpose than before the pandemic, when I was retired and just doing whatever.
I am an essential worker. I was never on lockdown. I had to go to my job every day and I worked more Saturdays and Sundays last year than I have worked in the last fifteen years combined.
The only "lockdown" was not being able to go anyplace for entertainment (not that I had the chance with working seven days a week).
I am not in the medical field, but I work at a company that makes soaps and hand sanitizers for the medical field. (our items go mostly to hospitals and doctor's offices.)
Actually I did because I got paid for not working for a month then I get paid a full day for working half a day. When I had to go to work, there was no traffic. It was great on the freeway where I can go 80 without slowing down.