It’s been one year since the Pandemic began. No one thought on March 11th, 2020 that the next day the world would be thrown into a shutdown, and no one thought a year later we would still be dealing with it. Not a single person. It will be one for the history books, doctors and psychologists to study for the next century. We’ve all been affected in many different ways. It’s still too soon to sit back and say, “wow, what a ride that was”, but I hope we are on the final descent, and on our way down from this bumpy, air-turbulent ride. Like any major event, we are forever changed. After the Bubonic Plague in the mid-1300’s, there were improvements in medicine and health, a new way of life, and even the Renaissance period came from it. After the second World War, there were changes in countries, more women in the workforce, and it brought America out of the Great Depression. Since then, we’ve been on an accelerated pace of life, enjoying more freedoms, more economic status, more equality, and a more comfortable lifestyle than ever before. Much of that has been good, but much has also been […]