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Risk Assessment in an Ever-Changing World
By
Brad Johns
June 24, 2021
Even though I’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19, I’ve been using a risk assessment tool to try to make sure that I’m still being as safe as possible.
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Why Screen Time Can Be a Good Thing
By
Tim Koerner
May 12, 2021
With COVID-19, a year indoors -- and online -- has brought up a familiar feeling that screen time has the potential to bring us hope and laughter. On the other hand, the internet can also convince us that the sky is falling.
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How I Got My Life Back
By
Lauren Molasky Fierst
March 4, 2021
I spent 2020 in COVID-19 quarantine and in the hospital separated from my family while waiting for transplant. I’m very grateful that the call came and I have new lungs -- and a new life.
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My Experience Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine
By
Meagan Helmick
February 26, 2021
I was prepared to experience side effects when I was vaccinated against COVID-19, and -- although they were significant to me -- I knew that it was my immune system strongly responding to the vaccine.
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What Will the Return to Normal Be Like After the Pandemic?
By
Rebekah Brooks
February 23, 2021
Although many believe COVID-19 vaccines will allow for a return to normal for some, unanswered questions leave me wondering what “normal” will be.
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When’s Our Turn? Waiting to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine
By
Piper Beatty Welsh, J.D., M.P.A.
February 4, 2021
The hope that came with the authorization of two COVID-19 vaccines has been coupled with anxiety and frustration as I wait.