I’m writing this article on March 17, 2020 St Patrick’s Day, and I am wearing green—but I’ll not be going to a pub today to celebrate.

Remember the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, commonly referred to as HIPAA?

It’s April 2020. Writing this is like writing a letter to be mailed across the country in the 19th century. I sincerely hope it finds you in good health.

I am writing this in mid-April, roughly a month into extreme social distancing measures.

I began thinking about this essay in a very different time. In February, to be exact—just a few months ago, but belonging to another existence entirely.

Recently, I had to insist my husband go on a “news cleanse” when I found he’d been awake into the wee hours most nights reading article after news article about the snowballing impact of the novel coronavirus.

Like our neighbors, the new reality in which we find ourselves has shaken our organization to its core.

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