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What was the hardest part of the pandemic for you?

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SELAH BONNER

I would say the isolation and the political stigma surrounding it. There was just so much.









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ABI LAZAR

Doing online school was hard for me and just being in my room by myself.








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KIM BURSON

Trying to keep other people calm around me, I think.









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HANNA FAUGHT

Probably not being able to see anyone. I was 15 and didn't have a job or in-person school.








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RYLEE KINCAID

Not seeing my friends and being separated from them.











INTERVIEWS BY HANNAH HIGENS
3/13/2025, LITTLE GARDEN CAFE
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