Pandemic Journal To be honest, the pandemic is only affecting my life in a really limited way. I try not to take any of it too seriously because then I just get really frustrated with how idiotic everything has become. But sometimes I get so annoyed that I find myself ranting and venting to myself. For instance, today on the 19th, I listened to this commentary from Dr. Roger Hodkinson, who is a medical specialist in pathology, which includes virology. He trained at Cambridge University and is the ex-president of the Pathology Section of the Medical Association, and was previously an assistant professor at the Faculty of Medicine, and was chairman of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada Examination Committee of Pathology in Ottawa, and is currently the chairman of a biotechnology company in North Carolina that manufactures and sells the COVID-19 tests—so, in short, he knows a bit about the subject. And, contrary to the official narrative spewed out by politicians, media outlets and people like Dr. Fauci, he actually says what I think a great many people with common sense are actually thinking. Let me quote his words here, because I think it is great to hear a doctor with such a complete background saying this: “There is utterly unfounded public hysteria driven by the media and politicians, it’s outrageous, this is the greatest hoax ever perpetrated...
Why we are treating this like it is the Black Plague is beyond him,...…delivered, or I will go through drive thrus, or get groceries delivered. That is the biggest change for me. For a while, the churches were shut down, which I viewed as a major act of cowardice on the church’s part, so that meant that I could not go to church on Sunday with my family. After a while my laziness started feeling really indulged and I almost did not even want the churches to open back up because sleeping in on Sundays felt so nice. But then churches did open up again and so I had to make myself get back in the old habit of going.
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Article Review: COVID-19 and the Mental Health Impact Upon Healthcare WorkersAmericans lauded healthcare workers as the nation�s heroes during the height of the pandemic. But, just like other Americans, healthcare workers too were also personally and intimately affected by the impact of COVID-19. They had to deal with the overwhelming experience of dealing with stress, sickness, and death daily, in a manner which many of them were unprepared for before
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