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Lauren Petracca In 2020, as COVID-19 stormed the shores of the United States, images from the front line arrived: Nurses and doctors speaking into their cellphone cameras at shift’s end, some near tears, others in tears, all begging us to care — or even just acknowledge — the suffering they d just witnessed. They left their homes before dawn, or after sunset, to begin 12-hour shifts spent sweating beneath layers of plastic, breathing through masks and face shields, carrying the weight of life and death into every negative-pressure room assigned to them.  In there, they saw what we didn t. They discovered the unique loneliness of sitting in a hospital room with someone dying of COVID-19. A patient s family might be piped in over FaceTime or Zoom, but the gloved hand still held the dying one.

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