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was formed by Lynzy Coughlin, an emergency medical physician assistant. Less than a week later, membership is approaching 9,000.
Santamaria herself had posted a Twitter thread documenting her unease last week."The responses were more than I could have hoped for," she said of the words of encouragement she received. MORE: I'm living in Beijing, here's how I moved from fear and depression to acceptance and hope during quarantine
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