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This image makes the hospital look a little like a prison, but it is actually a nice facility. The staff has been wonderful, working long hours during yet another Covid surge.

[Walks @ 7]

Healthcare workers still are my heroes.

[katy]

I totally hate the reason why you got this fantastic photo. Lots of lines and angles give it a very interesting composition.

[carol white]

Great symmetry and POV

[bkb in the city]

Very nice shot. Diane how is your husband doing

[Korcsog Károly]

Interesting building, but I like it! It is strengthened by the black and white processing!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's probably the drama of the black and white that makes it look that way. How is your husband doing? The church and my Bible Study are praying for him. And you too!!

[Diane]

@olivetreeann @bkbinthecity @grammyn @joysabin @carolmw @kork I appreciate your comments on the photo and your concern for my husband. His Parkinson's disease and declining health made Covid a serious threat. He spent 7 days in the hospital and then was transferred to a skilled nursing facility where he'll receive more intensive physical, occupational and speech therapy.

[Diane]

@joysabin Mine, too. Some of them have had Covid three times, yet they are still go back to work to help other people get better.

[*lynn]

nice composition ... best wishes to your husband

[bkb in the city]

@eudora Diane my Dad suffered from Parkinsons for several years and now my Mom has it

[Diane]

@bkbinthecity I’m sorry to hear your Mom has Parkinson’s. It’s a tough diagnosis.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I will update those who are praying for Marshall and we will keep praying for him (and you) as you weather this storm. I'm glad to hear he's out of the hospital.