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January 7, 2020By Camélie Groleau0 comment

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DRE Marie-Laurence Guimond Distinctive Champion G DRE Marie-Laurence Guimond Distinctive Champion Globally, we have been affected by the Covid-19 virus. For most of us, it’s the first time that we are confronted with a crisis altering life. A crisis that most politicians and media compared to a war. A war against an invisible virus. We are told to wash our hands and remain socially distant. Yet, for the ones who are the frontline workers fighting against the epidemic, like doctors and nurses, it’s not that simple. They are placed directly in the path of Covid-19. The media tells us the doctors and nurses are heroes and soldiers of a modern battle, that they are fighting so we may be safe, but they are just like us, humans who are frightened of the unknown, who must trust what they see on the news and then become our protectors. We need to never forget that they’re not soldiers, they’re not trained to go to war, they are putting on a mask to keep us safe. The mask that the media has transformed into a “superhero” costume, but under that mask is simply a sentimental being who’s dealing with the same stress and fear as the rest of us. The project “Distinctive Champions” represents human beings faced with a challenge that is presented to them via protective gears and how they, as doctors or nurses, must somehow flow between being citizens and front-line workers. We must know that they are still simple individuals of our community who were just healers and became distinctive champions of our society overnight. They are the best of us, they represent the humanitarian values we all need to follow. @cmme.ca #coronavirus #covid19 #doctor #bestofus
Dr Hadi Krayem Distinctive Champion Globally, we Dr Hadi Krayem Distinctive Champion Globally, we have been affected by the Covid-19 virus. For most of us, it’s the first time that we are confronted with a crisis altering life. A crisis that most politicians and media compared to a war. A war against an invisible virus. We are told to wash our hands and remain socially distant. Yet, for the ones who are the frontline workers fighting against the epidemic, like doctors and nurses, it’s not that simple. They are placed directly in the path of Covid-19. The media tells us the doctors and nurses are heroes and soldiers of a modern battle, that they are fighting so we may be safe, but they are just like us, humans who are frightened of the unknown, who must trust what they see on the news and then become our protectors. We need to never forget that they’re not soldiers, they’re not trained to go to war, they are putting on a mask to keep us safe. The mask that the media has transformed into a “superhero” costume, but under that mask is simply a sentimental being who’s dealing with the same stress and fear as the rest of us. The project “Distinctive Champions” represents human beings faced with a challenge that is presented to them via protective gears and how they, as doctors or nurses, must somehow flow between being citizens and front-line workers. We must know that they are still simple individuals of our community who were just healers and became distinctive champions of our society overnight. They are the best of us, they represent the humanitarian values we all need to follow. @cmme.ca #coronavirus #covid19 #doctor #bestofus
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DRE Marie-Laurence Guimond Distinctive Champion G DRE Marie-Laurence Guimond Distinctive Champion Globally, we have been affected by the Covid-19 virus. For most of us, it’s the first time that we are confronted with a crisis altering life. A crisis that most politicians and media compared to a war. A war against an invisible virus. We are told to wash our hands and remain socially distant. Yet, for the ones who are the frontline workers fighting against the epidemic, like doctors and nurses, it’s not that simple. They are placed directly in the path of Covid-19. The media tells us the doctors and nurses are heroes and soldiers of a modern battle, that they are fighting so we may be safe, but they are just like us, humans who are frightened of the unknown, who must trust what they see on the news and then become our protectors. We need to never forget that they’re not soldiers, they’re not trained to go to war, they are putting on a mask to keep us safe. The mask that the media has transformed into a “superhero” costume, but under that mask is simply a sentimental being who’s dealing with the same stress and fear as the rest of us. The project “Distinctive Champions” represents human beings faced with a challenge that is presented to them via protective gears and how they, as doctors or nurses, must somehow flow between being citizens and front-line workers. We must know that they are still simple individuals of our community who were just healers and became distinctive champions of our society overnight. They are the best of us, they represent the humanitarian values we all need to follow. @cmme.ca #coronavirus #covid19 #doctor #bestofus
Dr Hadi Krayem Distinctive Champion Globally, we Dr Hadi Krayem Distinctive Champion Globally, we have been affected by the Covid-19 virus. For most of us, it’s the first time that we are confronted with a crisis altering life. A crisis that most politicians and media compared to a war. A war against an invisible virus. We are told to wash our hands and remain socially distant. Yet, for the ones who are the frontline workers fighting against the epidemic, like doctors and nurses, it’s not that simple. They are placed directly in the path of Covid-19. The media tells us the doctors and nurses are heroes and soldiers of a modern battle, that they are fighting so we may be safe, but they are just like us, humans who are frightened of the unknown, who must trust what they see on the news and then become our protectors. We need to never forget that they’re not soldiers, they’re not trained to go to war, they are putting on a mask to keep us safe. The mask that the media has transformed into a “superhero” costume, but under that mask is simply a sentimental being who’s dealing with the same stress and fear as the rest of us. The project “Distinctive Champions” represents human beings faced with a challenge that is presented to them via protective gears and how they, as doctors or nurses, must somehow flow between being citizens and front-line workers. We must know that they are still simple individuals of our community who were just healers and became distinctive champions of our society overnight. They are the best of us, they represent the humanitarian values we all need to follow. @cmme.ca #coronavirus #covid19 #doctor #bestofus
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