The coronavirus pandemic has shifted grieving for many Americans, as more than a million people died from Covid, a figure that is very likely undercounted. The New York Times is interested in exploring how your relationship to grief may have changed in the last five years. (We also want to hear from you on the extent to which your life may have changed otherwise since the pandemic began.)
We may reach out to hear more about your submission, but we will not publish any part of your response without contacting you first, and we will never publicly share your personal information.
