An abstract artwork depicting a person standing by water. The image of the person is repeated twice, side by side, with the person on the left including blue, green, purple, red, and pink colors, and the person on the right including a little blue and various shades of grey. The image is divided lengthwise by the water, represented by shades of blue, along with shades of green, and—above the water—shades of red and orange. There is plant life on either side of the figures, including large yellow flowers with black and white centers. Black lines outline the people's faces, their necks, and the inner arm of the figure on the right.

When Illness Becomes the Cure: A Personal Account of COVID-19

Now is the time of dark invitationBeyond a frontier you did not expect;Abruptly, your old life seems distant. –John O’Donohue, “A Blessing for a Friend on the Arrival of Illness” … Continue reading When Illness Becomes the Cure: A Personal Account of COVID-19

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