New York K 288: Recognizing March 31, 2025, as COVID Survivors Day

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K00288 Summary:

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SPONSORCruz

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MLTSPNSRGriffin, Santabarbara

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Assembly Resolution No. 288

BY: M. of A. Cruz

 RECOGNIZING March 31, 2025, as COVID Survivors Day

 WHEREAS, March 31, 2020, marked a tragic milestone in New York's
history, as the first known death of a child from COVID-19 was reported
in the state, underscoring the devastating impact of the pandemic on
individuals and families across all demographics; and

 WHEREAS, The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in over 79,000 deaths in
New York State and more than 6.7 million confirmed cases, profoundly
affecting families, communities, and the healthcare system; and

 WHEREAS, Survivors of COVID-19, including those who have suffered
severe illness, long-term complications, and the lasting effects of Long
COVID, continue to grapple with medical, financial, and emotional
hardships as they work to rebuild their lives; and

 WHEREAS, Healthcare workers, first responders, and essential workers
have played an invaluable role in supporting and caring for those
affected by COVID-19, often at great personal risk, demonstrating
unwavering dedication and sacrifice throughout the crisis; and

 WHEREAS, The recognition of COVID-19 survivors is essential to
acknowledging the ongoing challenges faced by those who continue to
suffer from the physical and psychological effects of the disease, and
to fostering a broader understanding of the need for continued research,
support, and healthcare access for those impacted; and

 WHEREAS, Recognizing March 31, 2025, as COVID Survivors Day serves
as a tribute to the resilience and strength of individuals and families
affected by the pandemic, while also honoring the memory of those lost
and reaffirming our collective commitment to building a healthier, more
prepared, and more compassionate society; now, therefore, be it

 RESOLVED, That this Legislative Body pause in its deliberations to
recognize March 31, 2025, as COVID Survivors Day to support all those
who have endured the effects of COVID-19, and to advocate for continued
awareness, medical research, and resources to aid in the recovery and
well-being of survivors and their families.

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