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Staying in isolation out of fear of contracting COVID-19, waiting for the test result, and the diagnosis
itself naturally brings tremendous stress. Uncertainty, coupled with fear for the future, can result from
being separated from your loved ones.
All of this can come with a variety of emotions: Fear, sadness, vulnerability, insecurity, helplessness,
shame and anxiety about what’s coming next. These emotional reactions to the disease are both
expected and natural. Being in isolation alone or with your family can magnify these reactions so we
need to find ways to protect ourselves, maintain continuity and especially, to find ways to stay
connected.
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As the ongoing war in Israel and the threat level to Jewish communities intensifies, we invite you to visit our Swords of Iron page with resources to assist communities in coping with the rising challenges and threats. Click to navigate to the “Swords of Iron” page.