A poultry-plant worker. A U.S.P.S. rural mail carrier. A food deliveryman. A homeless-outreach worker. A funeral director. A grocer. They are the people who hold jobs that are critical to the functioning of our society, and they cannot work from home. Day by day, workers in America are confronting the stark new realities of life in a pandemic and adapting as best they can. |
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“Three weeks since my husband first felt sick, he is on the road to recovery. This is no ordinary illness, and the recovery has been slow. But slow and steady is much, much better than where we were a week ago. We’re so thankful to all who have responded with such care and concern, and hope our story might help others stay safe.” |
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