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    One calming constant in a chaotic year: How chess soldiers on

    Aug 20, 2020 3 minutes

    When Irina Krush’s symptoms began in early March, she didn’t know what was wrong. A trip to an urgent care clinic sent her to the emergency room, where doctors took a CT scan and diagnosed her with double-lung pneumonia and tested her for COVID-19. Ms. Krush tested positive.

    In the months since, Ms. Krush hasn’t fully recovered. She still has trouble breathing. Despite treatment, days can be good or bad. 

    “Recovery is a dream,” she says. “It just goes on and on.”

    But in her long haul with COVID-19, Ms. Krush has felt

    An elegant evolution 

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