This First Person piece is by Melissa Fuller, a mother and registered nurse in rural Saskatchewan. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ.
I feel lonely.
And it’s not only because of the physical isolation to avoid COVID-19. As society embraces the lack of any government restrictions, I’m left feeling like I’m not valued here as a registered nurse, a mother to a child too young to be vaccinated, and a woman recovering from cancer.
My husband and I have listed our house for sale and we’re ready to leave Saskatchewan behind.
In 2016, I landed a job
