Posts by Ruth Nasrullah
A Break From Breathlessness: How Singing Helped Me Through Long Covid
Singing was the only time I felt in control of my lungs and, paradoxically, able to forget about them.
Read MoreWith COVID-19, Time is Speeding Up
The best countermeasure to lies and outlandish propaganda surrounding COVID-19 is truth and action.
Read MoreA Bribe for a Vaccination: Why?
Scientists and doctors can present all the evidence they have, but some people still don’t feel the right decision is worthwhile…That is, unless they are being bribed.
Read MoreCommunity Ambassadors Are the Link to Toronto’s Unvaccinated Populations
When Suganthine Sundaralingam goes door knocking in her community in Scarborough, she carries two folders with her…
Read MoreThe Greatest Adjective is Free
Post-COVID-19, veterans are seeking to grab a piece of driftwood, a lifeline, anything, to feel like America again, a place that constitutes FREE.
Read MoreThe ‘Grief Pandemic’ Will Torment Americans for Years
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unrelenting grief for many who lost loved ones to the disease.
Read MoreThree Reluctantly Vaccinated Students Share Their Concerns
Three vaccine-hesitant college students shared their thoughts on vaccination requirements.
Read MoreTelehealth Is Making It Easier to Keep That Therapy Session
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced behavioral health providers to stop seeing patients in person and instead hold therapy sessions remotely, the switch produced an unintended, positive consequence: Fewer patients skipped appointments.
Read MoreNew Mask Mandate Ignores the Most Vulnerable
My husband has been working in education for eight years. Like many educators, this country has forced them to ride the frontlines of every threat…
Read MoreTips for Older Adults to Regain Their Game After Being Cooped Up for More Than a Year
Millions of older Americans are similarly struggling with physical, emotional and cognitive challenges…
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