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Healthcare workers seeing death and grieving families everyday, feeling like it'll never end

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The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic on March 11, 2020.

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The World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic on March 11, 2020.

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People were enjoying life, having fun with others, not knowing what the future will be like

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Cuban salsa_ everything you ever wanted to know

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The normal days, people went to work, school, never expecting how a normal schedule like that would change so quickly

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ITAP of two people dancing in the street

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Restaurants and local businesses were busy at work

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At first it was just a long march break

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People panic, they fear for the future and aren't sure how long quarantine will be

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Healthcare workers struggling to keep up with the virus

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Empty stores, people struggling to get food and water for themselves and loved ones

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The uncertainty, not knowing how much this virus will take from you

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Local businesses that were once busy with many customers having to close down, unsure of how they'll provide an earning for themselves now, saying goodbye to a place they worked so hard for

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The exhaustion, working everyday till no end

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Vaccines being distributed to people, things starting to look up

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Families can take a breath knowing their child has some protection from the virus now

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Schools opening back up again, and things going back to schedule again, just with some added rules to it

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Things will never be fully back to "normal", lives were lost, thousands of them, healthcare workers on the front lines fought every day for the lives of others, and families grieved loved ones that they never expected to lose them so fast. But slowly we'll grow back into the routines w were once adjusted to, just at different speeds.

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Families grieving, angry and confused wondering why did this happen to them