Every year, people flock to beautiful Denver, Colorado, with its majestic mountains and glorious open spaces. This vacationers' dream is a prime destination for skiers, nature lovers, and soul seekers – except in 2020 when the entire world stopped.
The diverse and adamant reactions to COVID-19 are with us every day and everywhere we turn. We are bombarded with contradictory thoughts, questionable statistics, hate-filled rhetoric, and positive that our own reaction should be the only reaction. Why can't everyone see it the way we do? Why is there so much discord over a physical disease?
COVID in Denver looks not at the physical ramifications of the disease, but the psychological impact that faces every person who is alive in this time period. Each person is unique, and with that comes individual thoughts and feelings. What makes some people feel the way they do, and why are so many people so certain they possess the key that unlocks the door to make everything right again?
If you want to understand beyond yourself, if you want to explore what some emotional reactions are capable of harvesting, read COVID in Denver.
