Slowly emerging out of coronavirus lockdown is in some ways as disorienting as those surreal mid-March days when widespread closures and the new pandemic reality began. We're coming to grips with a changed world, in which the “before coronavirus” era is over and may never come back. While mourning old ways is natural, take heart that periods of radical change can bring constructive and positive outcomes. In this case, it may lead to increased attention to public health, expanded voting access, a new era of global cooperation, and increased respect for science and expertise, to name a few. The path to peace of mind is acceptance, and a reliance on faith, family, and community—the timeless connections that will endure, whatever the future brings. —Mindy Finn
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I believe Trump is making a big fuss about mail-in ballots in order to lay the groundwork for claiming that the November election results are fraudulent if he loses. We have to make sure he doesn't get away with that. —Ron W., New York
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