CAMBRIDGE — Before Sunday morning’s sunrise had even begun, thousands of tri-athletes from across the world plunged into the cold of the Choptank river for a 1.2 mile swim, marking
Sheltering at home at the start of the pandemic was hard. But this winter could be tougher.
Updated Dec 30, 2020;
Happy New Year everyone, just please keep your distance.
We initially never imagined it would last this long. Nearly 10 months have passed since the coronavirus pandemic placed limits on just about every aspect of life in New Jersey.
“We are all worn down. It’s hard to maintain that can-do attitude,” said Eileen Kennedy-Moore, a clinical psychologist and author.
That’s in addition to a holiday season unlike any other, starting with Thanksgiving, in which many stayed home.
COVID-19 is continuing to spread, despite the extensive efforts aimed at halting its progression in New Jersey. Yet we’re maintaining our resiliency in New Jersey, even in places that have been especially hard-hit by coronavirus.