The Curse of the Manslaughter and Coronavirus
A few days ago, I saw a nurse cry her parents’ deaths of coronavirus infections, bemoaning her role in transmitting the virus. In her restless sleep, she tossed and turned, pondering how the virus could have filtrated through her meticulous net. I can only fancy her guilty feelings if she had engaged in risky behavior […]
Go and Gurgle Yourself
I have a new recommendation for you when complacency reigns, and catching the coronavirus has skyrocketed. I know that hearing the word pandemic sickens you. But by now, you have mastered self-control and trained yourself not to touch your face with your hands unless you have washed them thoroughly. It has taken a long time […]
