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Thank You Health Care Heroes

When we think about two of the most powerful words, “Thank you,” we automatically go back to our childhood. We think about o ur parents and grandparents reminding us –  Did you say thank you?  We think about some of our  notable  role models ,  like Mr. Rogers, Walt Disney, Bob Ross ,  and Shell Silverstein .   “We live in a world in which we need to share responsibility .  [ ] T here are those who see the need and respond. I consider those people my heroes.”  When saying this,  Mr. Rogers  encouraged us  to  look  for  and  to look up to  the helpers, those individuals try ing  to ease the burden s   during  unprecedented times  like these   Walt Disney once said,  “The greatest moments in life are not concerned with selfish achievements but rather with the things we do for the people we love and esteem , and whose respect we need . ”    While the rest of us  try to  stay safe at home, health care workers  are  on the front lines   battling COVID-19 .   T hey  don’t wear capes, but they  are superheroes having risen   to the occasion   by  putting  themselves selflessly out there  i n  dangerous and  uncharted territor ies   every day  – from New York to California, to  all  around the world  –  taking care of the most vulnerable in our communities.    To home care agencies and skilled nursing facilities, t hank you for all the sacrifices that you are making every day  fighting  this pandemic. We recognize your heroic efforts and are truly grateful for the work that you all do. Your dedication, commitment ,  and courage deserve our deepest gratitude and admiration. Your service to  your clients  is saving countless lives and making thousands of differences.    To the caregivers, home care leaders,  nursing home staff ,  and all those on the front lines protecting one of our most important and  most at-risk population s  thank you! Thank you for  selflessly  putting yourself in harm’s way to  protect and tak e  care of  our parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and  loved ones  when we are not able to  ourselves .   We at  Viventium  wanted  to   show our gratitude to  our heroes in health care for working tirelessly to care for those in need! “Viventium kids” (of all ages) volunteered their artistic efforts to  say  “Thank you !   throughout the last two weeks.  As  Bob Ross said, “I can't think of anything more rewarding than being able to express yourself to others through painting."  Our “kids” jump ed  at the opportunity to show how thankful they were  but also gave us, the adults ,  a chance  to  teach our  children  about  the  helpers.  From there, others asked if they could contribute  their  artwork , and of course,  we said yes –  we encourage all to participate.  To check out the amazing art that our little Picassos have made, we launched a  dedicated  webpage  where they can all be viewed .   So ,   if  you have had a particularly tough day or experienced another COVID-19 -related  challenge ,  we want you to know we are all thinking about you and the amazing work you are doing. We can’t help but  smile when we c heck out  the page at  www.viventium.com/thankyou .   And ,  to  help raise your spirits   through these tough time s here’s a little  poem  we may all remember  by Shel Silverstein :   Draw a crazy picture,    Write a nutty poem,    Sing a mumble- gumble  song,    Whistle through your comb.    Do a loony-goony dance ‘Cross the kitchen floor,   Put something silly in the world    That  ain’t  been there before.    – A Light  In  The Attic     
This information is for educational purposes only, and not to provide specific legal advice. This may not reflect the most recent developments in the law and may not be applicable to a particular situation or jurisdiction.

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