When SARS hit, more than half the population was wiped out on this particular reserve.

I fear they are going to be decimated.

Everyday, I hope that I don’t spread COVID-19 to the people in my household.

We may not have time to put on proper PPE.

We’re ready for life to start going back to normal.

It’s all the media ever seems to talk about.

They said that they were no longer heroes because they weren’t working with COVID patients

Hats off to my team

I’ve been experiencing a kaleidoscope of emotions at work.

Small positives make hope more tangible.

I have also been able to use this time to prioritize my mental health

We have a long way to go

I’m wearing scrubs now for the first time in my career.

Nothing is like it used to be.

One important lesson learned during COVID is that it emphasized how important the transdisciplinary approach really is

Day by day she got stronger

It's tough balancing not wanting to give false hope with not wanting to give false hopelessness.

I called her everyday with an update

When I met him in the ER, he reached out his hand to me - I couldn’t shake it

Disease is familiar but the care is foreign

I’m grateful that this experience has reminded me to prioritize what is truly important.

Day-to-day life became full of restrictions