This pandemic has been hard on everyone. Even people who are self-proclaimed homebodies and introverts are feeling the strain. I get it. Where I live, we have done a fairly good job of flattening the curve and things are slowly starting to reopen. Life has by no means gone back to normal, but people are anxious to return to parts of their lives that they have missed over these past few months. Nothing is better than seeing your friends and family in person, instead of a video version of them on a screen. Getting to sip a drink on a patio or play a round of golf — summer fun that we are all deserving of. In-person social interaction and a taste of life before the pandemic are all good for our spirits and mental well-being. However, for our family, the decision to resume any of our pre-COVID activities will be weighed extremely carefully. My 11 year old son has acquired heart disease due to coronary aneurysms he developed as a result ...
Personal blog documenting the life of a Kawasaki disease survivor, as told by his mother.