Dr. Velma Scantlebury-White, Dr. Brian Perry, Kathy Crawford, MSN, RN, CCRN and James Ndungu, RN BSN, discuss their experiences and personal sacrifices, documenting the realities of the pandemic’s toll in Delaware. Moderated by journalist Nichelle Polston.
It’s been a full year since the Covid pandemic forever altered how we live. We wear masks, use hand sanitizer, and have more things delivered than ever before. History will record those things easily. But the value of Covid Chronicles is the personal account of more intangible changes we have experienced, such as how we understand the way we get the news, including tragic news...
...I was able to spend most of my time in Willingtown Square. With all the beautiful weather this Spring, I've missed taking lunches in the Square with its historic buildings and blooming trees.
See the impact of COVID-19 around Delaware through Marjorie's stunning photography.
As most of us work in the relative safety of our homes, I cannot help but think of the seafarers traveling the world in the midst of the pandemic. Seafarers are going about their day to day routines, bringing us much needed cargoes...
I am doing my best to adjust to the social distancing guidelines that keep us largely at home during COVID-19...Thankfully, I’ve been able to work from home but I have two young boys aged 3 and 5. They don’t understand why there is nothing to do and why Mommy and Daddy have to work and not play with them consistently...
Check out our newest piece of creative writing! "Time flooded. Time stopped...."
Check out our newest piece of creative writing! "Getting stronger everyday I stay quarantined..."
Walking in the Winterthur garden in March was a great stress reliever-- the blue carpet of flowers on the March Bank, daffodils, and the wide open space was very restorative...