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In her 40th installment of the Pandemic Motherhood Diary, Melissa explores her flashbacks to the last Trump-era public health crisis and her concerns for the future.
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This Giving Tuesday, please help us lift up the stories of those we have lost to COVID. Make a tax-deductible donation at https://t.co/JcT1Fk0Mnk
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In the latest episode of the Pandemic Motherhood Diary, Melissa celebrates that her marriage has survived the pandemic, while many others haven't. Entry 37: Our Marriage Has Survived the Pandemic https://t.co/KnLXd1eWAp
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Listen live as COVID-19 Wall of Memories founders Mohammed & Ruth Nasrullah make an appearance on the CHAMPS radio show - this Wednesday, Aug. 21 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Central. Go to https://t.co/CxG88tRPwG to listen. #amazing1025#covid19wallofmemories
COVID-19 Wall of Memories founders Mohammed and Ruth Nasrullah spoke with LA Times writer Jeffrey Fleishman recently. The article linked here is the result. https://t.co/YiRxQBLfkp #CovidIsNotOver
Is COVID PTSD a thing? In her latest Pandemic Motherhood Diary post, Melissa explores the idea.
Pandemic Motherhood Diary, Entry 31: Can we go to the park? https://t.co/noI9JwmN0m #pandemicmotherhood#pandemicmotherhooddiary#covidptsd
Today is the first COVID-19 Heroes and Memorial Day in Texas. The day honors Texans who died of COVID-19, w/ focus on frontline workers. Take a moment to remember the lives of those who helped keep their neighbors safe during the darkest days of the pandemic.
Frank Granados Jr. died of COVID three years ago today. His daughter, Laura, honored him on the COVID-19 Wall of Memories, saying "Frank loved God, loved his family, loved people & loved life. Frank was gentle (a gentleman) & he was a legend leaving behind a huge legacy."
Ramon's mother Kathy wrote: "Our beautiful Ramon 'monie' was a very caring and loving son. Always was willing to help anyone. Was a big hearted young man. Loved his video games. Never will I forget and will miss so much his hugs and laughter. Mama loves you my monie forever."
Gilbert Reyes' dtr Amanda wrote: "My father served the community of Huntington Park for 20 years. My parents were Pastors for The Salvation Army, they both retired in 2010. My Dad passed from covid in January and my mother passed from covid in February."
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Jordan Tassy loved his pit bull-husky mix, Dakota, and his friendโs guinea pigs. He loved photography, videography and digital art. He loved making people laugh. And he was loved, deeply, by friends. Tassy died March 25, after being diagnosed with COVID-19 10 days earlier.