Editor, News-Register: Like many others, my father struggles with some health issues related to long-COVID. For these folks, there’s still a long road of medical and financial uncertainty ahead. I would like to see more being done to expand research into the long-term impact of COVID and to help control the costs associated with long-term […]
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Photo by Alan Olson
Nursing students at John Marshall High School pulled double duty assisting at Good Shepherd Nursing Home through the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Pictured, from back-left, are Dori Kins, Brandi Coradi, Lakkin Albaugh, and Kiley Ward. Front row, left, Marissa Stasel and Marah Johnson.
GLEN DALE John Marshall High School’s students had been a welcome sight at the Good Shepherd Nursing Home, where they’ve been helping as assistants and caretakers during the worst of the pandemic.
The first batch of nursing students began their service last year, just as the COVID-19 pandemic saw the closure of schools and a heightened security on nursing homes and other care facilities.