Jay
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I help my friends in need.
Health Care Worker Stereotypes Redefined
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Priscila
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Spreading love and smiles.
Kathy
Worcester, MA
United StatesSadly, treating my clients during the initial Covid Scare was prohibited. After 30 plus years of practice, I had to close my doors for 5 months. I continued to pay rent and unfortunately this closing set me back in many ways.I felt guilty not able to treat people that were relying on my services for pain relief etc. During this 3rd wave I plan to stay open to service my clients. I will continue to practice Acupuncture in a sterile and safe manner required by law. This is standard requirement for Licensed Acupuncturists in the Commonwealth of Ma. Lic. By Board of Reg. In Medicine.
We are all in this together. Our brothers and sisters are suffering. Give Support to those who need it. Make that phone call or at least send the text. Step out of your comfort zone with an idea that could be uplifting, helpful, supportive and share it! Virtual Hugs to all❣️
Rich
Auburn, MA
United StatesI’ve been caring for and X-raying Covid 19 patients
Jessica
Worcester, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
Give homeless money and food.
Kate
Tell Us Your Good Deed:
I work with the ASPCA and take in all of the farm birds with special needs (missing toes, chronic health issues, crooked beaks, etc.)
Why are you participating?:
No one should ever judge someone based on their appearance.
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