One of my most vivid memories from last April is the sound. I was working as an emergency medical technician in New York City. Day and night for weeks, sirens drowned out every other sound within earshot. A doctor told me, "The sound of sirens will be how we all remember this for the rest of our lives."
But will it? What is our capacity as a nation to remember? To hold and bear and suffer this much continuous loss?
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One of my most vivid memories from last April is the sound. I was working as an emergency medical technician in New York City. Day and night for weeks, sirens drowned out every other sound within earshot. A doctor told me, "The sound of sirens will be how we [...]
