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Social Distancing EXPLAINED by KIDS!

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Good morning Cambridge families, there's been a lot in the news the last couple of months about the importance of social distancing. What exactly does it mean and what part do you play? The attached video is about just this and it's explained by kids! By working together we can all play a part in stopping the spread of germs.

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  1. Becky DaleFebruary 1, 2021 at 2:26 AM

    My mom ALS started out with a foot drop on her left foot. From there her left leg lost all muscle tone and all the entire left leg muscles were almost gone. Also her fingers and thumbs "contract" at times. Left arm is losing muscle tone too,she have been suffering from amyotrophic laterals sclerosis (ALS) disease for the last seven years and had constant pain which really get us worried, especially in her knees, the only treatment for this ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) is natural organic treatments honestly ,Multivitamin Herbal Care has the perfect herbal remedy to Motor Neuron Disease including,getting into bed was also another thing she finds impossible. We had to find a better solution for her condition which has really helped her a lot,The biggest help we had was multivitamincare orgThey walked us through the proper steps, I highly recommend these herbs to anyone suffering from ALS.

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