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Perspective: What We Can Learn From Our 'New Normal'
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The Centers for Disease Control now claims we are closing in on herd immunity and is lifting more restrictions. Does that mean we’re getting back to normal life – or a “new normal?” What about vulnerable groups of people like children, some ethnic populations and isolated rural folks who have yet to get the first needle in their arms? In finding a “new normal,” we should ask, “What have we learned from this gut-crushing and mind-bending experience?” Some will say this trauma reinforces the need for me to decide what is best for my health, not let an outside source tell me. In one sense that’s true. When it comes to experiencing symptoms of health problems, we should advocate for ourselves in seeking competent health care answers. However, in facing this serious pandemic, that kind thinking is not only dangerous for the individual but makes others in our communities more vulnerable. I’m reminded of a 2015 TV film, “An Inspector Calls.” A police inspector interrupts a wealthy family
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