The next time I fuss about putting on my damn mask, I’m going to think of the shell-shocked healthcare workers at Parkland and every other hospital in the world. And what it must have felt like as they stood in line, after months of waiting, for a chance not to live in perpetual fear. Along with the vaccine, I was told, tears were flowing.
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