When the coronavirus showed up on our doorsteps, preventing us from crossing the threshold to the outside world without an abundance of caution, life as we knew it certainly changed. Our new everyday vocabulary started including words like quarantine, face masks, shortages, and social distancing―words that brought frustration and discouragement.

So many of us have a new “work at home” schedule these days. When you’re not getting up in the morning, getting yourself ready to be seen in public, walking into the office from the parking lot, running to meetings on the other side of the building, stopping on the way home to pick up groceries, etc., it is a challenge to feel pumped and feel endurance to face the day.

By Dr. Alesia Greene

By: Debbie Ryan

By guest blogger and Medi-Share member, Niki Hardy

By Guest Blogger, Traci Rhoades

[As appeared on The Star Tribune] Many individuals dream in their lifetime of the day they will be able to celebrate a milestone birthday, the precious moment they get to walk down the aisle, or the acceptance of a diploma. In life there are so many ups and downs and uncertainties, so what happens when something like a national pandemic hinders your special day?

By Guest Bloggers, Vicki Cook and Amy Blacklock