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Emergency room nurse Louise McLellan recalls her life prior to contracting COVID-19 in March: She liked to kayak with her husband and make her signature cookie – the peanut butter explosion – to bring to work the next day.
Ten months later, McLellan, 53, still hasn’t fully recovered. She struggles to bake, and kayaking is out of the question because of lingering lung problems that leave her out of breath. That made it difficult to perform her job when she tried returning to work in June.
“I lasted two hours,” she recalls.
The physical demands of an emergency room nurse were too taxing to given her long-haul symptoms, she says. And when she asked to switch to a desk job, her efforts went nowhere. In the end, McLellan went on short-term disability.
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EVERETT, Wash. – It s been a full year since the first known U.S. case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Snohomish County in a 35-year-old man returning from Wuhan, China.
He was admitted on Jan. 20, 2020, to Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett. The world shifted for us, and the world shifted maybe a little bit earlier here, but it shifted for all of us, Mayor Cassie Franklin told USA TODAY last week. Our city is transformed by this and we still don’t know all the ways because we aren’t through it yet.
SAN FRANCISCO Passengers onboard a United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Washington, D.C. on Tuesday were captured on video chanting USA and singing the national anthem on board the plane.
This came ahead of Wednesday s chaotic scene in Washington, D.C. where rioters and supporters of President Donald Trump stormed the capitol building as Congress was set to approve electoral ballots for President-elect Joe Biden.
Biden is set to take office later this month.
In the video, passengers can also be heard saying Trump s name. I told the girl sitting next to me we should get everyone to sing a song and we were nervous to do it but we could feel the energy and excitement building as we landed, Lisa Lamping, who took the video, told Storyful. So the two of us just started to sing. Her name was Natalie from Boise Idaho.
Lots of love, singing for President Trump on San Francisco flight ahead of Stop the Steal rally
By Lisa Fernandez
Passengers aboard a United Airlines flight from San Francisco to Washington chanted
SAN FRANCISCO - There was a lot of love for President Trump on a recent flight from San Francisco to Washington.
Passengers aboard United Airlines Flight 487 chanted USA and sang The Star-Spangled Banner in support of Trump ahead of a Stop the Steal rally scheduled in D.C. on Wednesday.
Lisa Lamping was one of those passengers and she took video on Tuesday of the chanting on the flight.