I just read a book by a local ER nurse, Frank Mitchell, who lives in Burnsville, titled "From the Other Side of the Bed." He got COVID-19 in the height of the pandemic and was in the ICU for weeks, and this is his account. It includes chapters by his wife and daughters.
I couldn't put it down.
Pat Jung, Mendota
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