In memory of Thomas Landis – A Loving Husband and Father who is Terribly Missed
My husband passed away from COVID on April 1,2020. He had...
Together, we’ll find community in isolation and unite to demand a responsible, data-backed approach to pandemic prevention.
Committed to change and to each other.
COVID Survivors for Change is a non-partisan nationwide community of people who have been directly impacted by COVID. We share our stories, support each other, and advocate for a stronger pandemic response to save the lives of others.
Stories of a Movement
In memory of Marshall Elashon Terry – A Wife Who Battled COVID, and Lost her Husband of 18 Years
Hello, My name is Joelle and I am a Retired Detroit Police Officer. I...
In memory of Tim Mulcahy – A Husband Missed Beyond Words
My husband Tim passed away from COVID on July 8. In March...
In memory of Michael Perna – A Father and Grandpa Forever Loved and Deeply Missed
Our Mikey, Dad and Papa, Michael Perna, passed away from...
In memory of Virgilio “Gil” Nollora – Honoring a Man Who Meant so Much to so Many
My husband and I flew to Manila on March 9, 2020 to bring my...
In memory of Lois Rose Hamilton – A Mother Who Deserved So Much More
I received a call from the nursing home telling me that my mom...
Survivor Resources
Find healing in support groups with other COVID-19 survivors. Read up on public resources available to you.
Survivor Stories
Together, we share our stories in hopes that others can learn from them, and that our fellow survivors can find healing in knowing that they are not alone.
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Help stop this pandemic and prevent more people from experiencing the loss we know intimately.
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Connect, Advocate, Respond, Empower.
Coronavirus jolted so many of us into an unknown place of loss, fear, and trauma. We’re here to work together to demand the change we need to end the pandemic and support its survivors.
Support survivors. Save lives.
This movement is about all of us. It’s about supporting everyone whose lives have been reshaped by the pandemic. It’s about lifting up the voices of those whose grief and loss is overwhelming, and helping them get the resources they need to keep going. It’s about demanding better of our elected officials, so that the next time a pandemic is on the horizon, we act as a nation led by science. Support our work to build a safer, kinder America.