THANK YOU CORONAVIRUS HELPERS

It is crucial to not take coronavirus medical personnel and vital personnel for granted while they fight at the front of the worldwide pandemic.   The "Thank You Coronavirus Helpers" videos are a simple way to express our gratitude to those with lives in danger to save us each day and serve as a reminder to always look for the ones who can help.   With everything from songs cheers to tributes to celebrities and more, this "  Thank You Coronavirus Helpers " videos are sure to help you stay positive during the coronavirus an easier task and allow us to feel a bit more connected even while socially disconnecting. 1.   New York-Presbyterian Hospital Workers Won't Stop Believin' The medical staff at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital praised and performed the  the Journey  iconic "Don't Stop Believin'" to celebrate the COVID-19 patients' being released and to celebrate each other beating the pandemic. 2.   Lizzo's Thank You Video Lizzo  

In this season of coronavirus epidemic, many of us are searching for ways to say " thank you " to a doctor, nurse or any other healthcare professional.   Today, more than any other time, it's vital to show our support for our healthcare providers and other vital workers in any way we can. Illustration by Alden 7 years old son of a Landmark employee. To say "thank you" to health professionals and all other workers who are essential to our lives, take note of the following points: Let your provider know how you appreciate them via calling or in person the next time you visit them.   Simple, "Thank you so much.   You have made a difference to my life,"" can be a significant gesture. Take them fresh cut flowers from your yard when you next visit them.   You don't have to pay for a vase or place the flowers in elegant vase. Write a personalized thank-you note with your words of gratitude.   Give specific instances of how they assisted you. Write a

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