Opinion: Don't forget to thank health care workers for all they've done during pandemic [Opinion]
When people of religious beliefs recover from illness, they are quick to thank God but slow to thank health care providers, who often feel left out.
Religious beliefs can be a great consolation, and, in our prayers, we often ask God for help. But sometimes we fail to recognize that the hands of God may be on the arms of our health care providers.So when we are thanking God for good health, don’t forget to thank the dedicated health care workers who are there for us day in and day out.
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