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Michelangelo Signorile's avatar

As many of you know, I've been broadcasting my SiriusXM show from home each day at 3 p.m. I lucky to be able to work from home, and also to be able to connect with people across the country every weekday -- and help them connect with each other. Again, very lucky to do this, since so many have lost their jobs and/or are feeling much more isolated -- and that's one reason I got the newsletter started now, to help people connect more.

It is all a blur though, every day, one into the next-- not going into the studio, which I greatly enjoy, and seeing the team and the guests who come in-studio for the show. Even outside, when I look out the window in Manhattan, it's all the same, few people and cars -- except for 7 p.m. when everyone cheers, rings bells, play instruments and clang pots to thank the health care worker. I'm cooking more, making dough and then pizzas and focaccia. I'll make gnocchi this weekend maybe.

Have had friends and family who battled coronavirus -- luckily they're okay, didn't require hospitalization, but described quite a powerful blow. Others in extended family have been hospitalized, some doing better than others. So, it's definitely omnipresent.

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Regina's avatar

I am a nurse working for the military, working 4 10hr shifts. I am very concerned as the military is not aheering or unable to adhere to social distancing! It’s kinda blasé in their approach ! The barber shop is still open ! And soldiers have to continue with regulation haircuts.I am immunocompromised and worry a lot! I you and your broadcast help me make it through the day! Thank you Michaelangelo

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