During this time, I hope that my images continue to tell the authentic story of our COVID-19 experiences, but also highlight moments of kindness, compassion, resilience, and teamwork.100th Day (4) 2D Shapes (5) 3 Pigs (5) 3D Shapes (2) 50th Day (1) ABC Countdown (7) Advent Calendar (1) All About Me (2) Animals (1) Apples (1) Apps (1) Art (1) Author Study (2) Back to School (8) Bears (4) Bengal Bucks (1) Book List (2) Book Review (5) Bouncy Bands (1) Breakout EDU (1) Bump (2) Bus Safety (3) Calendar (3) Calendar Journal (1) Camping (3) Canada (2) Canadian Symbols (1) Card Games (1) Chalkboard and Brights (1) Character Education (1) Christmas (18) Christmas Around the World (4) Classroom Decor (2) Classroom Library (4) Classroom Management (7) Classroom Pics (10) Classroom Reveal 2015 (1) Clifford (2) Clouds (1) Community (1) Community Helpers (1) Conflict Resolution (1) Contest (1) Counting (1) Crafts (1) Cyberbullying (1) Daily 5 (5) Daily Schedule (10) Dare to Dream (1) Dental Health (2) Design Process (2) Digital Citizenship (1) DIY Felt Board (1) Dollar Store Finds (2) Dominoes (1) Doubles (1) Dr.
Moral injury and injustice are causing an exacerbation of the already significant burnout in health-care workers. About 80 per cent of patients admitted to hospital are unvaccinated.
Our hospitals are overwhelmed and vaccination has become a political and personal issue for many. We are now facing the fourth wave of COVID in Alberta. Through this project, I have reconnected with the purpose and privilege of being a physician and I moved to a place of optimism and pride for how we are providing care for those in our community. I have captured images that are simultaneously heartbreaking and heartwarming and that show the paradox of caring for people during times of tragedy. It was through my camera lens that I was able to slow down and observe the shared human experience of the pandemic: tragedy and vulnerability kindness and compassion laughter and tears teamwork and resilience. My husband, also an emergency physician, and I struggled to find the balance between protecting our children, staying safe, and planning for the worst-case scenario at work.
As an emergency physician, wife, and mother, early in the pandemic I felt an overwhelming sense of uncertainty and apprehension.
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