Clarion man describes COVID journey

                In the last several weeks, the Monitor and other news outlets have brought readers, listeners, and viewers an abundance of coronavirus and COVID-19 coverage. Most of the coverage takes the form of cautionary notes from doctors and healthcare officials. This is crucial information to share but sometimes it lacks the personal, human element. This is largely because talking to actual COVID patients and those who have recovered is a difficult task. Not everyone wants to share that information.