Doctors, dogs and other unexpected heroes are popping up around the world, bringing light and goodness to people during a difficult time.
People everywhere are facing the coronavirus outbreak in different ways, whether hunkered down at home, volunteering for helpful causes or working on the front lines of the pandemic. But one thing that everybody is looking for is a glimpse of hope and a bit of good news during this difficult time. Luckily, there are plenty.
Two health care workers celebrate love with social distancing weddingNurse Lauren Rovinsky and first responder Donnie Thomas met on Tinder in 2013. And after getting engaged in August 2018 and planning their dream wedding for March 27, 2020, the health care workers wouldn’t let their special day go to waste.
— Michelle Byamugisha March 27, 2020 Washington, D.C. weatherman Steve Rudin brought some normalcy into the upended life of a local 34-year-old man with autism, who is struggling through quarantine in the absence of his normal routine. Rudin sent a video to Mark Byamugisha at the request of Mark’s sister, Michelle. Michelle later wrote, “This means the world.”
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