one who needs them. it is still early on in this coronavirus pandemic. in america alone there are families already planning a thousand and 67th funerals. many of those funerals won t be held, at least not for a long time. many of these families can t find solace in the arms of loved ones because they can t be close to them. for those who died, many of them died alone. families are not allowed in hospitals or near the virus. the ones closest to them before during their last breaths are the doctors and nurses and ems workers. right now they are overwhelmed. for everyday the nation is slow f to get ventilators or debating the need to stay home, these soldiers are working tirelessly around the clock to save lives. t the new york times describin a doctor performing a chest compression on a man in her 80s. all suffering from coronavirus and all who died. doctors and nurses quote struggle to make do with a few dozen ventilators. the code for when a patient is on the verge of deat
As Kevin Bacon celebrated the 1984 iconic "Footloose" film’s 40th anniversary at Utah s Payson High School on Saturday, a local small town school followed in the movie s footsteps by deciding
As Kevin Bacon celebrated the 1984 iconic "Footloose" film’s 40th anniversary at Utah s Payson High School on Saturday, a local small town school followed in the movie s footsteps by deciding