Psychological toll of reopening to further divide between 'haves' and 'have-nots'
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Anxieties
Georgetown University School of Medicine
ABC News
ABC News Live
FedEx
United Way
The Department of Homeland Security
Columbia University Medical Center
Frontline
PPE
People
Priscilla Dass-Brailsford
Yuval Neria
Lorna Breen
RaShall Brackney
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Americans
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New York City
NewYork
Charlottesville
U.S.
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Summary
It will be "the FedEx worker who has to deliver something, the mail carrier who has to come to your door, the people who work in the supermarkets who have to be there in order to stock the shelves, the nurses, the frontline workers," Dass-Brailsford said. Dass-Brailsford said that while her job is by no means "luxurious," she thinks it's a luxury that she can do her work from home -- especially during a time of crisis. Though, if one did want to compare, Dass-Brailsford said, there does exist a pattern of people wanting to return to normal after a traumatic happening.
As said here by Ella Torres