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For many families, the toll left in the wake of the pandemic wasn't just physical and emotional, but financial. With emergency funds depleted and family members feeling the strain, some survivors now face staggeringly high bills with no way to pay them.
"My job is to go out and sing, and entertain these residents in the senior living facilities, and I need to be able to hear the frequencies, and I lost those during my infection with Covid."
75+ things to do around Louisville this week: April 2021 Gege Reed, Louisville Courier Journal Louisville is cool? Thanks for noticing, Forbes Replay Video © lovingav, Getty Images/iStockphoto Louisville skyline. Top April 2021 events Homerama 2020. Tour nine fully furnished and landscaped homes in the Norton Commons neighborhood from your home computer. Each home has a self-guided 3D tour, where visitors can click through rooms, examine furnishings up close and discover designers and vendors who created the homes’ aesthetic. Sign-up at homearama.com for the tour and a...
âIt almost killed meâ: COVID-19 survivor has a warning for anyone letting their guard down By Dan Matics Dan Matics reports. LARGO, Fla. - Home video shows Casey Gray, up and walking, which is something, at one point, he thought he would never do again. "It’s killed people. It almost killed me," Gray told FOX 13. Casey spent 70 days at Largo Medical Center fighting COVID-19. Fifty of those days he spent unconscious on a ventilator. He’s only 28 years old and now that he’s home, still with side effects, he has a message for people his age who say this is, "only the flu...