humanity

Advocates, icons, influencers, and more. All about humanity.

Everyone thinks the world is ending.
Well, this photo has nothing to do with the coronavirus, but it is disaster related. I think it fits closely enough. This was a thrift store that sold baby stuff. It was a really old building, so unofficially I would say it was probably electrical related.
By Skyler Whitfield6 years ago in Longevity
Day 7: COVID-19 BY MY LONESOME
DAY 7 For starters, Day 5 & 6 weren't approved due to lack of word connect, so there you go. Story of my life. Day 7 is definitely much better! Haaaaa.
By Chrisie Jennings6 years ago in Longevity
WE AND THE CORONAVIRUS
That was what I voiced upon getting involved in the discussion of my fellows on the outbreak. And what I meant back then was neither an ailing economy nor an insecure political situation. My “far cry” was rather dewy “us” inhabiting an au courant world.This article is to study such notion..
By Pious6 years ago in Longevity
How the corona pandemic exposed the dangers of wealth inequality
In 1918, an influenza pandemic rocked the world. Wealth inequality was a big issue at the time, and the class divide proved fatal. In the first wave, the poorest in society were disproportionately affected. Now, a century later, history is repeating itself.
By Hexe News 6 years ago in Longevity
Strange Questions and a MIND CHECK!
Today I had a strange conversation with a client. I am not fully sure what was going on with her, but she was asking about our previously booked appointment... We will likely have to cancel due to this whole Covid-19 virus.
By Dear Mischka6 years ago in Longevity
Corona virus Alert Nigeria
CORONAVIRUS ALERT NIGERIA By Sam Agha Egwu Friday, 20th March 2020 It is IMPOSSIBLE that only 8 claimed cases are in Nigeria. From evidence in other countries, we can boldly project, statistically, that we should have hundreds now, and with so much free movement still, it would soon be thousands.
By Joshua Jogo6 years ago in Longevity
The Day the Earth Went Mad
Okay, so here's my take on this whole goddamn pandemic thingie... Name three things your parents taught you while growing up?
By Joseph Willson6 years ago in Longevity
Midst of COVID-19
The very thought of the corona virus epidemic consuming all of humanity is terrifying, and I understand that all this precaution is necessary but I cannot believe how greatly this illness is affecting the world. There is still a large percentage of the world that is suffering with COVID-19, so, at all cost, society must take all sorts of measures towards those who are vulnerable towards this disease. The pattern of deaths from this illness became noticeable with elderly people and people who already have health problems prior. Many events, churches, and schools are cancelled for the benefit of our safety, yet this change is not easy for many people. Stores are closing and the government advises people to stay at home for we are in a public health emergency. Various of families need to take extra support when child care is not available and kids need to learn from home. Multiple of people are becoming laid off from their jobs and having a hard time financially, which brings even greater tension towards our community. But, I believe that there is still so much positive aspects in this situation people would notice.
By Isabel Diaz6 years ago in Longevity
Grandma's COVID-19 S.O.S
S.O.S. (Save Our Seniors): COVID-19 can kill my mom without ever getting into her body. It can starve her. There's a plan to save her and a whole lot of seniors and others struggling to get food plus supplies while housebound and/or self-quarantined. The issue is that the plan isn't gaining attention fast enough. Let's change that right now.
By Lisa Suhay6 years ago in Longevity
being a key worker
There has been a list given of people known as key workers during the corona virus. Some have complained its too long, I think it just shows how many people are key to keep the country going. I am a carer at a care community for adults with additional needs and learning delays. I will be working until either this ends or I get ill from it. I am not the only one by a very long way .
By ASHLEY SMITH6 years ago in Longevity
Coronavirus Is Good For Us
Life has slowed down. We are at home with our families experiencing a new kind of reality. Change is always scary at first, but soon you fall into a routine and find things to appreciate.
By Walter Rhein6 years ago in Longevity
DAY 4: COVID-19 BY MY LONESOME
DAY 4 I had no idea what day it was today. Ugh. I had to ask a coworker. I suppose I could have just looked at my phone since it's always in my hand. So in that sense, it feels like a vacation, except it's not. Dang, just realized this very second that today's date is in the bottom right corner of my computer screen. Jeez. Sometimes I can be such an airhead (but I'm actually smart, just in different ways).
By Chrisie Jennings6 years ago in Longevity