Medical professionals confront the second wave of COVID-19 with grief and grit
As physicians confront a renewed rise in the number of COVID-19 patients, the traumas of the spring remain raw: the uncertainty about protective equipment supplies. The frightening mysteries of a new virus. The struggle to treat dozens of desperately sick people at once — and watching so many die anyway.
Medical professionals are entering the second surge with new confidence in their ability to protect themselves and manage the illness, now much better understood. But they express weariness, and frustration at the needless toll of a virus whose spread could have been curtailed.
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