OP, life is worth living. But, I understand you questioning it, I've done it, many others have. But look, Spanish Flu in 1918 killed millions, both world wars killed millions, but we get back on our feet, build ourselves back up, and learn from it. We always do!
I once asked my good friend, who at 32, was in a mess, why she hasn't given up, and she said "because life is sweet". I'll never forget her saying that. When I say a mess, she had a rare form of diabetes 1 and osteoporosis. She picked up a TV remote controller and broke her wrist. She broke her leg by standing, and they couldn't operate as her heart was weak, so broken bones stayed bent. She had infections that were difficult to treat from the various tubes in her, etc. It was one thing after another, but she loved life. She had a job, rode horses and had a boyfriend. Within two years of her symptoms worsening, she had to give it all up, but kept smiling and kept wanting to wake up. Make life worth living, because life can be sweet. We will be ok. We will be out and about in no time. This will be a memory. There will be changes, but we will learn from this. A lot of people will appreciate the simpler and smaller things in life much more going forward. Distract yourself, save money from not spending as much by going out, treat yourself, read or watch a series you wouldn't normally have time for, go through recipe books, learn Spanish, card tricks or a musical instrument. Whatever you do, get or keep busy.
I write this suffering a severe headache, toothache and I think I've now got a water infection - great!