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Remembrance of a Passing Pandemic

The COVID-19 storm struck the United States in early 2020, overwhelming communities and the health care system as it had done in Wuhan and Northern Italy in previous months. Even the life-saving work of transplantation was paused in the initial weeks as clinicians and facilities were diverted to battle the disease. Many of our own colleagues were stricken in a clash without battle lines.