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title: Recovered Patients Help Sanguine BioSciences Advance COVID-19 Medical Research - Sanguine
description: Written by Brian Neman, Co-Founder & CEO, Sanguine for Biocom LifeLines Magazine The desire to help during times…
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# [Recovered Patients Help Sanguine BioSciences Advance COVID-19 Medical Research - Sanguine](https://blog.sanguinebio.com/researcher-blog/2020/06/21/recovered-patients-help-sanguine-biosciences-advance-covid-19-medical-research)

 Written by [Admin](https://blog.sanguinebio.com/researcher-blog/author/admin) | Jun 21, 2020 5:29:02 PM

*Written by Brian Neman, Co-Founder & CEO, Sanguine for Biocom LifeLines Magazine*

The desire to help during times of crisis is a primal instinct.  We are hard-wired to reach out and better our community when affected by tragedy. History has shown us the resiliency of communities as they unite in the aftermath of a tornado or hurricane. Strangers search for survivors, neighbors pick up shovels, and volunteers travel from across the country to help put a community back together. We have an instinctual, protective factor toward our community, fellow countrymen, and humanity in general, to offer support and help during a crisis. A crisis, whether a small event in our neighborhood or a worldwide event such as a pandemic, can leave us feeling vulnerable, isolated, and helpless. Hence our desire to “do something” is an instinctual confrontation to fear and empowers us to grasp the uncontrollable.  Assisting during a crisis helpsus cope and gives meaning to our experience.

However, the challenges of a pandemic and the physical isolation associated with it are unique. How does a community unite in the midst of a pandemic without putting undue stress on the frontline workers? Once recovered from COVID-19, how does a person give meaning to their experience, the associated isolation, and being a direct witness to what it was like having  
 the virus?

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