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two weeks ago
alone in her quiet Fairfield home, wincing through the stabbing pains in her stomach, lungs and heart. For the last year and a half, she’s spent most of her nights like this.
This is how COVID-19 has left her.
She says that her March 2020 diagnosis felt like a death sentence. Especially since she was the first COVID patient at Mercy Health-Fairfield Hospital and third in Butler County, according to Mercy Health spokesperson Nanette Bentley.
Wood survived a two-week hospitalization and a round of Hydroxychloroquine, an immunosuppressive drug touted by then-President Trump and since shown to have no antiviral effects on COVID-19.
Owners of the Landbourne in Blurton have offered to stage the event for pupils (Image: Stoke-on-TrentLive)
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Pub owners have come to the rescue of school pupils who missed their leavers disco - by organising a children s party in the boozer.
More than a dozen North Carolina amusement park employees walked off the job earlier this week after they said their concerns regarding an allegedly racist AF park manager were ignored. Now, park officials are denying that they received the complaints and are criticizing the walkout because checks notes the park was really busy at the time the protest was staged.
Theme Park Employees Walk Out After Alleging Manager s Racist Bunch of Monkeys Remarks
On 5/27/21 at 5:37 PM EDT
Several employees at an amusement park in Charlotte, North Carolina, quit their jobs on Saturday after alleging that a manager made multiple racist comments toward Black workers that went ignored.
Employees at Frankie s Fun Park told Channel 9 news that one manager repeatedly made racist remarks without facing consequences. Alyssa Faustia, who worked at the amusement park for two years, said the manager told her she had nappy hair, and likened her and her Black co-workers to a bunch of Monkeys. The manager said I had nappy hair like Whitney Houston so he called me nappy-head, Faustia said. This manager also said we looked like a bunch of monkeys getting ready to get whipped.