and sailors and airmen. but he wouldn t wear any of his decorations. and general oriano called him and said, put them on now. swear to god. walking out of the residence, he wouldn t put them on. that s the first time i ever saw the bronze star on him. but i m telling you that he s like a lot of you. you do your duty. you don t expect anything for it except for people to have general respect. you deserve so much more. you deserve so much more. and, you know, i m honored to be joined today by governor northam, by two great representatives of the commonwealth, congressman lorrie and congressman scott. i want to thank you for all you
May 17, 2021 Author Katherine Courage wrote an article for Vox News where she interviewed doctors who collectively have cared for more than 100 dying Covid-19 patients over the past 11 months. They shared what their patients have gone through physically and mentally as the virus killed them and their experiences reveal the isolating and invasive realities of what it is typically like for someone to die from Covid-19. One critical care and pulmonology specialist shared his patients’ traumatic experience: “As their lungs deteriorate further, they have a harder and harder time getting enough oxygen with each breath, meaning they need to breathe faster and faster up from an average of about 14 times per minute to 30 or 40. Such gasping can bring about a very real sense of panic. You can do that for 15 to 20 seconds, but try doing it for two hours or for days or weeks.”