For those desperately searching for a silver lining for this virus pandemic, there is one. I am a senior who just had my second knee replacement. The first replacement was seven years ago, and there was no pickup or delivery — the best I could do was get a temporary handicap tag for my car. This time I can get whatever I need either through curbside pickup or a delivery service. I hope these services remain once the virus is under control, as they are of very great help to seniors with limited mobility and energy.
Lucy Jordan, Millcreek
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