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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
I Tested Positive for COVID-19 (Coronavirus) . Top Story - March 2020.
According to the CDC we are no longer contagious and now have immunity against COVID-19. This being said, if anyone in the San Diego area needs a volunteer with immunity against the virus, I am happy to assist.
By Stephanie Daily6 years ago in Longevity
Coronavirus
The influence of the Coronavirus has made people change how they live, how they act, and how they think in society today.
By Dave Hanlan6 years ago in Longevity
Our Covid-19 Avoiding Journey: Mental Health
Being a parent with Bipolar Disorder isn't easy under the best of circumstances; between your own emotional swings and various triggers, and your child/children's desire to just be kids, not understanding what their parent is dealing with, it can be enough to make you go hide in the closet and cry from frustration. You love your children with every fiber of your being, but some days you'd give your left lung for them to be able to understand why you just need a few hours of peace and quiet and following the rules.
By Nicole Williams6 years ago in Longevity
Coronavirus: a virus or social revelation?
Personally, I have been following the news regarding the coronavirus since the beginning. Put that down to my anxiety, me playing the game 'Plague' far too often, or my general concern about how this could affect the world, but I have safetly come to the conclusion that COVID-19 is bad. Bad because once it infultrates the human immune system you could potentially die. Bad because it has caused major social and economic disruption. Most importantly, bad because it's uncovering truths that people do not want to hear and choose to ignore.
By Shamar M6 years ago in Longevity
My hero
I was only nine years old, when I broke my leg in cheerleading. It was my femur bone infact, the hardest bone in the body. My mother took me to the hospital where they needed to take xrays and confirm it. Sure enough I had a fractured femur.
By Sara Bevins6 years ago in Longevity
Everyone thinks the world is ending.
Well, this photo has nothing to do with the coronavirus, but it is disaster related. I think it fits closely enough. This was a thrift store that sold baby stuff. It was a really old building, so unofficially I would say it was probably electrical related.
By Skyler Whitfield6 years ago in Longevity
Day 7: COVID-19 BY MY LONESOME
DAY 7 For starters, Day 5 & 6 weren't approved due to lack of word connect, so there you go. Story of my life. Day 7 is definitely much better! Haaaaa.
By Chrisie Jennings6 years ago in Longevity
WE AND THE CORONAVIRUS
That was what I voiced upon getting involved in the discussion of my fellows on the outbreak. And what I meant back then was neither an ailing economy nor an insecure political situation. My “far cry” was rather dewy “us” inhabiting an au courant world.This article is to study such notion..
By Pious6 years ago in Longevity
How the corona pandemic exposed the dangers of wealth inequality
In 1918, an influenza pandemic rocked the world. Wealth inequality was a big issue at the time, and the class divide proved fatal. In the first wave, the poorest in society were disproportionately affected. Now, a century later, history is repeating itself.
By Hexe News 6 years ago in Longevity