Fear, You've Got Nothing on Me!

When the Coronavirus first hit, I had an idea of how to help others. As the idea developed, so did the obstacles. I considered walking away at least fifteen times, but I wouldn't. Why? The question I asked myself at the start of the pandemic.

"What kind of person

do you want to remember yourself

as going through this?"

I strive to be an example of courage and proof that action dispels fear.

It's working too... The story below is not a huge story, but inspiring enough to land on the Connecticut Post's front page.

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