COMMENTARY: 'It's a COVID fire hose and tough to handle,' writes Holly Robinson (hollyrob1), 'but all we can do is hold on, forgive ourselves for mistakes, and keep trying to protect each other.'
A COVID face mask dangles from the rear-view mirror of a car in North Tustin, California on January 7, 2022. Many people these days hang their mask in their car so that it's ready to use when they go out in public. Some experts say that the virus is here to stay and that face masks will just be a part of life going forward.
, the Massachusetts College of Emergency Physicians and Massachusetts Emergency Nurses Association recently urged people to avoid using ERs for routine COVID tests or even for “mild symptoms.”said. “Our Emergency Departments are at critical capacity and things will get worse.” We left. It took many phone calls over two weeks to find an oncologist who could fit my mother into their schedule. Meanwhile, one of my sons tested positive for COVID during his trip to Curacao and is quarantining there for 10 days — alone, because his friends all tested negative. Another son tested positive after a concert that allowed only vaccinated attendees; he has to leave his apartment to quarantine elsewhere because his roommates are freaked out.
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