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Telehealth is vital for people with Long COVID. Don’t let it disappear.

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By Aly Laube
| The Sick Times
Miles Griffis / The Sick Times Pockmarked asphalt dotted a steep incline between us and the hospital emergency room. And that was just one in a field of obstacles — we would also have to navigate a minefield of curbs, and debris from a construction zone. My partner Dani was in their manual wheelchair, and I was assisting them, but neither of us had anticipated the degree of difficulty we would face.
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5 a.m. in Sapperton — Off Assignment

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By Aly Laube
| offassignment.com
5 a.m. in Sapperton belongs to hospital workers and insomniacs, all of us alone. I am the latter on a curb, one of many on the corner, sticking like burrs to the corduroy shell of this sleepy nowhere. I lean against my trembling apartment building that threatens to sink into the earth whenever a train screams by. This rain-soaked slice of town is wedged between the hospital where I drew my first shuddering breath and the freight tracks where someone surrendered theirs just two weeks ago.
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"Natural Anointment," "Sweating Fruit," and "The Descent" by Aly Laube — SAD Mag

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By Aly Laube
| Sad Mag Verified
Natural Anointment Your honesty is refreshing Like smelling rainfall in the forest And knowing it’s always been this way: Evergreen spitting from its tips So fresh and new, soil full Of worms and beetles chittering with glee Seeds cracking from their casings with ease; When there’s so much realness In the world, it makes me wonder — Why strive for anything else?
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