Don t mask your feelings, virtual town hall focuses on mental health during Carnival Season Don t mask your feelings, virtual town hall focuses on mental health during Carnival Season Share Updated: 9:52 AM CST Feb 11, 2021 SOURCE: MHSD Don t mask your feelings, virtual town hall focuses on mental health during Carnival Season Share Updated: 9:52 AM CST Feb 11, 2021 The Metropolitan Human Services District along with the New Orleans Health Department are partnering for a town hall focused on understanding your mental health during Carnival Season. With all the changes happening this year, along with the exhaustion of the pandemic, health leaders said they understand it can take an emotional and mental toll on many people. The cancellation of a century-old tradition, like Mardi Gras, is devastating for many and shifting to something new to satisfy that high it brings is not only difficult, but it s depressing, and it s frustra
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Should you sanitize your wedding or engagement ring to prevent spreading the coronavirus?
12/18/2020
It seems couples in the midst of wedding planning during a global pandemic are unable to avoid a growing list of worries, fears and unforeseen to-do items. Adding to that list is the ever-evolving knowledge we have about what the coronavirus is, how it acts and what we need to do to prevent it.
Earlier in the pandemic days,
Martha Stewart Weddings magazine posed the question, “Can the coronavirus live on your engagement ring or wedding band,” after
The New York Times reported on research that shows COVID-19 can live on non-porous surfaces and metals for days.