By night, nurse Rachel Hartley is on the front line of the war against the coronavirus. By day, she rests on the sailboat that brought her from Virginia, wondering how she will explain it all to her children someday. Hartley, 26, was among the many thousands of medical professionals from around the
NEW YORK - By night, nurse Rachel Hartley is on the front line of the war against the coronavirus. By day, she rests on the sailboat that brought her from Virginia, wondering how she will explain it all to her children someday.
But unlike most of the city's out-of-state medical allies, Hartley and her husband, photographer Taylor Hartley, brought their own living quarters: their 50-foot sailboat, Turning Points. She and her husband weighed their options, considered their health and prayed. Next, Hartley quit her job and the two made the 250-mile sail in mid-April that brought them to New York 35 hours later, where a Brooklyn marina gave them a free docking slot.
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