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Bari Himes of Horsham lost her mom, Rose, to COVID this year. She’s one of the speakers at COVID Survivors for Change on Independence Mall today.
“There is a face, there is a soul to these numbers,” she said.
Each empty chair represents 10 dead from COVID in Pa.
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💛 Kim in Pennsylvania shares her dad in the book Voices-19. The book is available on most major book seller sites. Please listen and share this episode, wherever you hear your favorite #podcasts. @kletizi #covid19 #covidgrief #covidloss #yellowheartmemorial
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A man wanting to jump off a bridge in London was talked down by strangers who held him for an hour until help arrived. Look at that grip. Look at the care, compassion, selflessness, and determination shown by strangers to a hurting human being.
We need more of this in the world.
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This is a little bit of comfort for those who need it.
Over the Rainbow #songsofcomfort
Yo-Yo Ma: Over the Rainbow
Proud to see our logo carried across the Brooklyn Bridge with other groups of support for survivors @Lovingmemory19 #addyellow @SurvivorsChange
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2nd Annual #MarchtoRemember was amazing. Special thanks to Hannah, Chris, Rosie and all the organizers. The work of remembrance continues!
@survivorschange @inamericaflags @TheWHN @lovingmemory19 @FamiliesUSA @mayamcnulty @unitybandsorg #ForeverYellow #SupportCOVIDSurvivors
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Bringing positive energy wherever we go; getting the message out
thankyouforyoursupport #wearyourmask facebook.com/bari.himes/vide…
What a great day recognizing all our loved ones!💛💛
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