Showing posts with label covid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label covid. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 10, 2021

Take a couple minutes/$$ to support our hospital staff in the south!

 #ForidaNoCOVID Many of you know my brother-in-law and his wife work in the ER, where he reports they are out of beds, rooms, ventilators, orderlies, doctors, AND nurses due to COVID!  

We can’t do a lot about that, but I thought I would ask you to send cards or care packages to his hospital with #ForidaNoCOVID in the second line of the address, so the hospital knows it is safe to open. 

Feel like making cookies? Send them! I am sure they would love some lip balm or hand lotion – buy a bunch and ship from Amazon!  I am sending some healthy snacks from NatureBox, but some of my other online gift sites include 800Flowers, Spoonful of Comfort, and CardFool

Or, send a hand-written note or letter. You know I NEVER do this, but I have been watching FL very closely and just feel I need to do something – please join me and share this with YOUR friends! 

#ForidaNoCOVID Don’t care about Florida? Make up your own hashtag and pick your own hospital! Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana are also extremely overwhelmed with patients being younger and younger... Damn Delta.

UF Health North ER or ICU gift

15255 Max Leggett Pkwy

#ForidaNoCOVID

Jacksonville, FL 32218


 I'd love to hear from you! Comment below....

Mary Sherwood, MS, CDMS, CCM
lifeworks@mail.com
Professional, Rehab, & Occupational Services, LLC
http://www.life-works.info
http://www.injuredworkerhelpdesk.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marysevinsky
Landline 302.644.1827 | Mobile: 410.444.1989 | Skype Mary E. Sherwood



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Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Pandemic Pains: Newish Normal?

When I started this blog, I intended to share the many adventures we had traveling all over the country and, more recently, continent! A bit frugal, we often "cook" most of our meals rather than spending so much on restaurant food. Don't get me wrong! We spend our fair share of money in fine local establishments and used to enjoy it. 

I say used to enjoy it because we have had all of our trips canceled so far this year and haven't set foot in a restaurant or bar for ages. Some are open here in Delaware, but we haven't screwed up the courage to go. We've done plenty of cooking at home of course, but haven't thought to share this more mundane activity as I would have when traveling. 

We have a trip upcoming - a surf fishing trip to the Outerbanks of North Carolina. We have a house and will likely bring our food with us, so it should be relatively safe and, hopefully, fun!

To be honest, I am afraid to get excited. It's a month away and who knows what will happen between now and then? An election at least. 

Earlier this year I had never even heard of Zoom, now all my meetings are via Zoom and not in person. It's not the same. I miss seeing people. I miss the smile of recognition, hell, even existence. 

I counsel my injured workers all the time: One of the things people miss most about not working is socialization - when we see people they know they exist. I have always believed this, but know I know it.

Did you know Google assistant will send you a joke or pay you a compliment daily? Neither did I, but I do now. Sometimes it is just enough to pick me up, even when I don't know I need it. We all do. 

I think for now, I'll share some of the cooking we do at home. At least until we can go back out into the big, bad world, whatever that will look like!

Stay safe and enjoy those in your bubble or pod or whatever it is you have for you and yours....

 I'd love to hear from you! Comment below....

Mary Sherwood, MS, CDMS, CCM
lifeworks@mail.com
Professional, Rehab, & Occupational Services, LLC
http://www.life-works.info
http://www.injuredworkerhelpdesk.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marysevinsky
Landline 302.644.1827 | Mobile: 410.444.1989 | Skype Mary E. Sherwood



Let me know how you are doing or how I can help! 

Comment below or reach out.