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Going home to Jamaica for Christmas is what several Jamaicans in the diaspora look forward to each the year.
This year, however, because of the coronavirus pandemic, such plans were put on hold for many, as they were forced to cancel trips to their homeland.
One such person was Dr Rose-Marie Adamson-Lewis, who said that she and her family wanted to spend Christmas in Jamaica with family and friends this year, as always, but COVID-19 changed all that.
“I am miserable to the point of tears,” she told
The Gleaner from her home in Coconut Creek, Florida, United States.
If not for COVID-19, she and her family would have been in Mandeville over the holidays enjoying the cool breeze and Jamaican food.