‘There’s no back to normal’: For people with terminal illnesses, time lost to Covid-19 can’t be made up

(By Andrew Joseph for STAT)

After Aaron Hoover found out he had glioblastoma in 2019, a new imperative imbued each day. There were trips to take, family to embrace, friends to spend time with.

What he didn’t envision, however, was a bucket-list-shredding pandemic.  Continue reading article here…

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