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Different Virus, Same Problem

Different Virus, Same Problem Froglet80 In late 2019, when I heard the first reports of a new virus in China

A digital illustration shows a dark room with a person made of scrambled dark lines lying curled up on a bed, half covered in a blanket. The scene has a heavy, lonely atmosphere, with chaotic, electric, bright zigzag lines—red, yellow, blue, and gray—surrounding the figure, symbolizing pain and mental distress. Items including a sleep mask, phone, and a medication bottle are scattered on the bed.

I was fine until I wasn’t

I was fine until I wasn’t.Wren K. I was fine until one day I wasn’t. But in retrospect, I’d been

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Before and After, Teals and Greys

Before After Teals and Greys I lay under a listening tree The sky my blanket The earth my pillow

Self Portrait Reenvisioned

Self Portrait Reenvisioned

I’m BethH an artist, mom, nana, activist, gardener, swimmer, queer senior who stayed safe, even taking care of my grandkids

Confessions of a Covid Long-Hauler

Confessions of a Covid Long-Hauler

Confessions of a Covid Long-Hauler by: Nita Jain April 7th, 2020 is a day which will forever live in infamy

Beginning, Middle, No End

The Beginning, the Middle and NO End

I was working as a senior carer in a dementia home all through the pandemic and didn’t contract COVID all

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