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COVID-19 ‘long-haulers’ don’t want to be forgotten as the U.S. goes ‘back to normal’ “More than two years into the pandemic, those living with “long COVID,” medically known as post-acute sequelae of SARS-CoV-2, remain sick and forced to grapple with a “new normal.” Even people who had a “mild” version of COVID-19 and weren’t hospitalized…

On August 31, 2018, our lives changed forever when our son, Felix Snipes, transitioned due to a senseless act of violence. My nephew was also shot and lived, tearing our family apart. That Friday was the first game of the Junction City High School BlueJay football season, where Willie has been an assistant coach for…

Mary Wilson-Snipes lost her son, Felix, to gun violence Aug. 31, 2018. He was only 29 years old. Ever since then, she has fought to keep his memory alive and to end gun violence. Wilson-Snipes founded a local chapter of Moms Demand Action which held its first meeting last month. Most recently, she took part…

These inds are all over the place via zoom due to lives lost & affected by #COVID19 & the variants. Safety, awareness, research, paid leave for all, children without parents\guardians, long haulers, & etc. What an HONOR @lucymcbath @SurvivorsChange @chrisjkocher & all involved pic.twitter.com/QBuzCCVkkr — Mary Wilson-Snipes (@MaryWilsonSnip1) January 31, 2022