Through the trauma of getting COVID-19, this family of Iowa meatpackers found strength

DES MOINES, Iowa — Isabel Djaroun stood with her mother in the living room in her home in Sioux City. Isabel’s one-month-old daughter Nadia sat in her purple and white baby swing nearby. The two older women leaned over a giant silver-plated pot that’s usually reserved for pozole, a kind of Mexican stew. Isabel and

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