So. Dang. PROUD to be an American! On December 20, 1981, my newlywed parents moved from Argentina to USA in search of the American Dream. I am eternally grateful for their sacrifice of leaving everyone they knew and… https://t.co/Rz8ye07k0b
Out of all the things I love about you, how you do fatherhood is the absolute best. @WIMSconsulting you’ve far exceeded all our expectations! The boys and I thank you for being our number 1! 💙💙💙 @ Cornelius, North… https://t.co/SQhfuqpHOx
Working from home has allowed me to successfully and (stress free!) breastfeed my baby! It’s also given me a minimum of 10 “extra” hours a week not spent in my car. I am so grateful for the time I get to spend with my family and for a stress free morning! #atriumheathproud
Mothers make the world go round ❤️ I have much to learn, but what I know for sure is that none of us do it alone. Thank you to my momma for being my rock! And may we also honor and recognize all the women who have a… https://t.co/i7Xs3kJBbh
Social distancing does not mean the demise of community. There are ways to stay connected- @jamesrachal3 offers his thoughts during our LIVE twitter chat today with @AtriumHealth
a8 #ahchatscoronavirus Send each other cards (virtual or snail mail), check in on each other by phone, use face time, use social media, If you are young and healthy, offer to get groceries for those who may be more vulnerable,
a7 #ahchatscoronavirus We have already broadened our capacity for virtual and phone visits, and continue to do so. For those that need to come in, we have spaced our waiting chairs 6 feet apart. Atrium has been a leader in virtual care.
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How much coronavirus news is too much news? @AtriumHealth we are live tweeting now with Dr. James Rachal. Great info on how to keep sane in the times of coronavirus.
a6 #ahchatscoronavirus Ask yourself what purpose it is serving when you watch the news. Will it change what you do today? How will it impact your mood? In general, I would not check the news more than once or twice per day.
Don't forget to check in with loved ones! They need you more than you know. @AtriumHealth we are LIVE tweeting now with @jamesrachal3 about coronavirus and mental health.
a4 #ahchatscoronavirus If you are worried about someone please ask. Do not be afraid to be direct. If you think someone may be thinking of hurting or killing themselves as them.
a5 #ahchatscoronavirus Go for a walk, listen to some music, cook a favorite meal, do dance or exercise video, art, knitting, favorite TV show, avoid drugs or alcohol as this can make anxiety and depression worse.
a4 #ahchatscoronavirus Use plain language and remember we are all in this together. "How are you holding up?" "Can I send you anything so you don't have to go out?" "how about we meet for dinner using FaceTime, skype etc?"
a3 #ahchatscoronavirus We also focus on getting one's support system in place, structuring a routine around non COVID related activities. We also try to bring hope and optimism to override the fear and uncertainty
a3 #ahchatscoronavirus a large part of our response has been maintaining access through phone and virtual visits, explaining the rationale behind changes and making tips for maintaining wellness widely based available. We focus on: Facts not Fear,
a2 #ahchatscoronavirus-triggers can be a sense of loneliness/isolation brought on by social distancing, disruption in routine can also trigger anxiety and depression, news stories about the impact of corona virus, stories about people taking advantage of the situation