Giving Care in the Midst of a Pandemic Crisis

Giving Care in the Midst of a Pandemic Crisis
Caregivers take risks and work overtime to care for the infected and affected. Illustration - Africa Studio/Shutterstock
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When New York started shutting down in the midst of a pandemic, Magueda St. Jean’s first thought was that now more than ever she had to be strong, especially for her patients.

“I had to be strong and take life by its horns. I knew, at this time—now—I’m needed more than anything,” said St. Jean, a home health aide who has been working with Royal Care in New York City since last December. Caring for others has been a lifelong passion of St. Jean’s, who was previously a nanny for children with autism, and a patient companion for older patients with autism at the Long Island Jewish Hospital.

Catherine Yang
Catherine Yang
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Catherine Yang has been with The Epoch Times in New York since 2008. She also launched and previously served as chief editor of American Essence magazine and Epoch Health.
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