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The Four Words To Describe the Coronavirus Pandemic.
I wish the views on my blogs were spreading as fast as this virus. I managed to write two stories on Vocal.media while being on a phone call hold with the bank. I lost my job. My husband and I were supposed to go on our first abroad trip together. (insert sad face here)
By Em Em6 years ago in Longevity
3 things I learned from COVID-19
First things first, let me be the first to admit that last week didn't go as how I'd imagined it. The mental pinboard of productive days, yoga, healthy eating and focus disappeared almost as soon as I opened my eyes and shut off the 7.00 am alarm I had set for a run. But, here's what I did learn from the first week of self-isolation and working from home.
By Suzie6 years ago in Longevity
An Open Letter to America's Physicians:
To all the physicians in America, I am one too and I need you to know: I see you. I hear you. To the Wachusett Emergency Physicians Group in Massachusetts who just days ago, have lost your contract to UMass without cause, I see you; I hear you.
By Dr. Megan Babb6 years ago in Longevity
COVID-19: What You Have Given Us And What You Have Taken Away
You have stolen people's lives, their jobs and their sense of security. You've stolen graduate student trips, incomplete semesters at foreign universities, the Olympics, proms, paychecks, and groceries everywhere.
By creatorsklub6 years ago in Longevity
COVID-19: What it means for our most vulnerable
The hidden reality of violence facing many individuals could be devastating as we face lockdown, isolation and being cut off from the outside world.
By Nicholi6 years ago in Longevity
The Covid 19 Diaries
My COVID 19 Calendar 23rd March 2020 will be looked back on by historians studying Britain as one of the most significant days in Britain’s history. Not in the same way as 1st September 1939 when the country started to face the existential threat posed by the outbreak of World War II but as a day when the country had to finally face up to the reality of the COVID 19 virus. For these diaries 23rd March 2020 will be referred to as ‘Day 0’ and all references to the days before and following will be referred to as ‘Day - ‘ or ‘Day + ’ respectively.
By Alan Russell6 years ago in Longevity
14 Days of Quarantine...
These past two years... I mean weeks, has been an interesting for many of us. I'm sure if you're not apart of the lucky bunch who still has their jobs and some sort of security, you've probably started to lose your mind like I have. Being locked away under quarantine to protect my life and the life of those closest and most vulnerable to me has been both challenging and exhausting. There's only so much Netflix and YouTube a girl can watch before she loses her sight because of the blue light emitting from her laptop.
By Angeli Cangro6 years ago in Longevity
Covid-19: What is Germany low deaths rate secret?
Whereas Italy has gained much coverage due to the extent of the country's coronavirus epidemic, there is another European nation deserving a closer look: Germany.
By Anton Black6 years ago in Longevity
THE COVID CHALLENGE
There is a concept on the YouTube done twice a year known as VEDA. This acronym stands for VLOG, EVERYDAY IN APRIL/AUGUST. It is accompanied by its holiday version also known as VLOGMAS, which this acronym stands for VLOG EVERYDAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
By Erik DeSean Barrett6 years ago in Longevity
World
Dear World, Hello. I’d say “I hope you’re well”, but then you’d laugh in my face. Yes, you've entered a new pandemic era. No, it does not look so good… And yes, you are suffering. But you are not dying. You are finding your strength to stand back up on your own little feet very soon, and you are not alone. You are filled with endless oceans, a wonderous vast of green landscapes, strong standing trees, blooming fowers, and thriving habitats with big and small little habitants that are your wildest and most innocent creatures to exist before any of us humans. I’d like to say that nature is still thriving everywhere. Or that we’ve made all efforts to try and keep you safe through time. Or that our new generation is living fearless and content, with not a worry to hunt it down each and every day and night. I wish I could say with certainty, that no matter what happens you’ll still look down upon us and smile vividly each day that goes by, screaming “proud” on top of your lungs. But, once again, you’d laugh in my face.
By Caro Lina6 years ago in Longevity
COVID-19: A Whole New World
At a time when most of us feel we are standing on the edge of a cliff, a precipice unto the unknown, the universe is ushering in a new Earth.
By January Sunshine6 years ago in Longevity
My Perks of being quarantine.
Being quarantined has it perks. Well for me it does. You see, I am what they call an ambivert. That means I fall in the middle of extrovert and introvert. I pull energy from both personality types. For example, I really enjoy working with people (Associate Teacher here) and being around people; like my students, friends, and best of all, my family. However, dealing with people can be mentally, and sometimes physically draining, depending on the kind of work you do. As people, we need and require so much, and working Monday through Friday, for seven to eight hours per day; with people is more than enough time to learn and determine that dealing people is exhausting.
By Cerra White6 years ago in Longevity