Bereaved families tell it like it is
Families of some who perished have written pointedly about the virus in death notices. The obituary of Shirley Rowe, a 67-year-old Michigan resident, said that she had fought for her life after contracting the virus, but her body was overpowered by Covid-19. Ms. Rowe was a loving grandmother and the life of every party, her family said, and believed she caught the coronavirus from a guest at her home. "It is our family's firm belief that she would still be here if restrictions hadn't been lifted so soon for society, and the person that gave her the virus would have taken precautions more seriously," they wrote. "This is not how my mom's story should have ended." (New York Times)
How to tell me you're a woman without telling me you're a woman…
1. My assertiveness at work is called 'that time of the month'.
2. "You'll change your mind about having kids".
3. I am expected to remember all birthdays and anniversaries.
4. Please cut the cake and distribute - team celebrations.
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