Becki Gray: Stressed Over the Pandemic, Yet Prepared for What Comes Next | Eastern NC Now

From flattening the curve to trending, tracking, and tracing.

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Publisher's note: This post appears here courtesy of the Beaufort Observer.

    From flattening the curve to trending, tracking, and tracing. From PPE shortages, to months-long lockdowns and millions of unemployment claims. To stretching our constitutional rights to go along with months of fear, anxiety, and uncertainty.

    Through all this one thing is certain: The COVID-19 pandemic has created a tremendous amount of stress, falling upon our medical system, families, employees, businesses large and small, and students. It affects every North Carolinian — one way or another. ... Read the full article HERE on Carolina Journal.
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