The world has moved on. But those who lost loved ones to COVID-19 feel stuck in time

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Covid anniversary: Anger at no national memorial events in Wales

A campaign group believes Wales, as a nation, should remember those lost during the Covid pandemic.

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On March 2, 2020, the first two cases of Covid were registered in Portugal. On March 18, a state of emergency was declared, leaving millions of Portuguese people living 24 hours a day at home. The content Confinement. When many sang at the window it appears first in Jornal i.

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It had to be fine. We repeated it like a mantra, five years ago, when the pandemic struck. It would be fine. We only had to tighten our elbows (metaphorically, of course; we didn't laugh with physical distancing). A rainbow would come after the storm.

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I was an incarcerated nursing assistant during Covid. This is what I saw

For two of Abraham Santiago’s 19 years in prison, he was a caregiver inside the infirmary — including during the height of Covid.

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Advocates push to honor 1.2 million lives lost to COVID-19

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - Advocates and families are working to honor the 1.2 million Americans lost during the COVID-19 pandemic. Coming up in our newscasts we share how advocates are pushing for national recognition. The post Advocates push to honor 1.2 million lives lost to COVID-19 appeared first on KYMA.

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Families of Canadians who died of COVID-19 in 2020 say they feel stuck in time five years later

Family members of Canadians who died of COVID-19 in the first year of the pandemic say it pains them that they couldn’t hold the hands of their friends and relatives in the final moments of their lives