Sean Meighan
Welcome => Board Announcements => Topic started by: ttn2207 on December 29, 2020, 11:19:21 AM
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Merry Christmas Everyone! It has been a long time since I have posted anything, but felt moved to do so today. I have been isolated from my family since the 23rd because I started showing symptoms of Covid (I was able to get in on the 26th and diagnosis confirmed). Fortunately, I have what I would consider to a case on the mild end (no hospitalization needed at this point). As I now lay here in bed, isolated from my family for a couple of more days, I was reading through my Twitter account, I saw a post about keeping the Lights up for hero?s.
I have always had a great appreciation for what our medical professionals do on a daily basis, and now even more so. I am even more keenly aware of this fact after talking with the medical assistant who worked with me when I went in to be tested (I was definitely showing symptoms and he still got right in there and did what had to be done). This medical assistant was a nurse at one of our local hospitals when he got covid back in April. He struggled with it for 2 months before he could return to work.
Therefore, I thought I would pass this post along to this forum. So that we can all show our appreciation for all the medical frontline personnel who give of themselves day in and day out! If there any on this forum - my hat is off to you!!!(https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20201229/4444f3897ec0fbe23c557bc00d1c31c8.jpg)
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