Perhaps one of the more difficult things about coronavirus is the isolation. We are told to stay at least six feet apart from others and isolate ourselves from family members if we become ill, and ...
Since people started wearing masks and gloves to protect themselves against the spread of the coronavirus, you may have made a number of observations. Not only are people throwing these contaminated items on the ground ...
When we first began to hear about the novel coronavirus, health officials warned the public to look out for a sore throat, shortness of breath, and fever, but as time has gone on and we’ve ...
While the CDC and WHO currently do not recommend that the public wear an N95 respirator or face mask, many countries around the world and several cities across the United States are requiring its residents ...
William “Bill” Lapschies has a lot to celebrate lately. Not only has he recovered from the coronavirus, but he recently turned 104 years old! And on April 1, staff from the Edward C. Allworth Veterans’ ...
Peanut butter is one of those snacks that’s just as good by itself as it is smeared onto something. Whether you eat it from a spoon or on a sandwich, there’s many ways you can ...
Five years is not a long time, but when you’re only five years old and you’ve spent three of those years battling cancer it can seem like a lifetime. When Jonathan Whetstone was around two ...
As positive cases of the coronavirus continue to climb all over the world and the number of those who have died continue to rise, it makes you wonder… is there any hope for survival? Although ...
Lawrence Garbuz, the lawyer who has been referred to as “patient zero” because of his connection to one of the United States’ earliest coronavirus clusters, has been discharged from the hospital. “The ‘patient zero’ — ...
In 2014, Devon Still and his daughter Leah made headlines. Devon was playing for the Cincinnati Bengals when his daughter was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma. She was given a 50 percent chance of survival. ...