Pandemic pain: Fremont woman wanted last moments with sister
(WorldNews Health)

As her life drew to a close, Kathy Moll had a request for her sister. “She said she wasn`t afraid of dying, but was afraid to die alone. She asked if I`d promise to hold her hand when she died,” said Moll`s sibling, Cherrie Beam-Callaway of Fremont. It was a promise she wasn`t able to keep. In the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, health care providers across the country restricted visitor access as they worked to prevent the virus from spreading and grappled with health measures that changed daily. Pain-filled families relied on doctors and nurses to provide a physical touch they could not. +6 Dying alone: `It`s so hard not to be there, to hold their hand, to hug them` When she called...