Bainbridge Couple: Surviving COVID
Tom and Marnie on their body's very different reactions to COVID-19 and how contagious and easily spread the virus is.
Bainbridge Couple: Difficult Testing
Tom and Marnie spent weeks trying to be tested and then watched hospital procedures change as the pandemic grew.
Bainbridge Couple: Contracting the Virus
Tom and Marnie Malpass are self-quarantined in their home due to COVID-19. After weeks of being turned away from testing due to CDC limits, on March 7 Marnie tested positive for COVID-19. The next day, Tom's test came back positive as well. The couple became cases number 1 and 2 in Kitsap County.
Bainbridge Couple: Being Quarantined
Tom and Marnie Malpass reflect on being quarantined and how difficult it was to understand the symptoms of COVID-19.
Marni Good
Marni Good had to close her business during the pandemic and her husband was placed on unemployment from his job at Boeing, now they're trying to weather the economic storm. Join the project, add your voice by sharing a video using #IsolationDiaries
Rebecca Hoogs
Rebecca Hoogs was thrust into juggling how to work from home, teach and be a parent simultaneously, but challenges soon gave way to surprises. Join the project, add your voice by sharing a video using #IsolationDiaries
Jimmy James
Jimmy James reflects on loneliness and how to seek meaning for the big picture during the pandemic. Join the project, add your voice by sharing a video using #IsolationDiaries
Viet Nguyen
Viet Nguyen's father died just as the the state was shutting down during the pandemic. Unable to mourn in traditional ways, the family looks for new ways to connect. Join the project, add your voice by sharing a video using #IsolationDiaries
Matthew Pruett
Matthew Pruett lost his job in the service industry during the pandemic, now he ponders leaving Seattle in order to stretch his funds for housing and future work. Join the project, add your voice by sharing a video using #IsolationDiaries
Clyde Petersen
Clyde Peterson moved to Guemes Island, Washington when the pandemic hit, choosing to isolate away from others due to diabetes and wanting to avoid needing medical attention as a trans person. Join the project, add your voice by sharing a video using #IsolationDiaries
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