After not seeing each other for almost four months amid the pandemic, elderly couple Mary and Steve Daniel have finally been reunited after the wife took a job at her husband’s nursing home.
Mary disclosed that at first, she was worried that Steve may have already forgotten her because of the disease and the huge amount of time they were apart. Fortunately, this was not the case.Mary added that Steve was even teary-eyed when they first met again and touched her face even with her mask on, assuring her that despite disease and time, Steve has not forgotten his wife.
Having gone through what she did, Mary has since created a Facebook group dedicated to creating a dialogue with state governors to allow safe visits to nursing homes. This came after an additional 60-day ban on visitors was recently implemented. “All we ask is to be heard and together is the best way to make that happen. THERE HAS TO BE A BETTER WAY!” she posted earlier today, July 15, on the group called
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