ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As more places in the world plan to “open up,” Catherine discusses some of the new evidence indicating longterm effects of COVID-19 on the human body and encourages us to stay vigilant until more is known and there are treatments. She also looks at the habit of living in a slower way and proposes that we can choose to live more at that pace even if the world goes back to a speedier mode. The weekly version of this channel will change to a more occasional schedule as information or thoughts about our predicament emerge. Catherine plans to begin online live interactive sessions later in May 2020. Please subscribe to this channel to be notified or join our mailing list at: www.catherineingram.com
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