Author: Kelly Lawler, USA TODAY

If we can be happy even for a day or two in this tough era, we need to hold onto that feeling, and spread it to friends and family, if we can.

A sprained ankle amid the pandemic reminds me that sometimes I have to take a break from stress and worry and take care of myself. You do too.

The pandemic news is worse than ever. Take time to take care of yourself and maybe look for a comet.

Often the best thing we can do to help fight this awful virus is to stay home, but it feels passive in the midst of a crisis.

If you were wondering if Zoom weddings are actually worth it, I will answer with a resounding “yes.”

How to celebrate Independence Day safely, an activity for vacation-hungry kids and coping tips from readers.

Quarantine has been hard, don’t get me wrong, but I’ve been fighting my bouts of depression, boredom, loneliness without the burden of being ill.

At the beginning of COVID-19, everything stopped. But life, career, babies, retirement, it all keeps going anyway.

It’s OK to be open about our difficulties coping with the pandemic, even when trying to support others.

Gardening, sports memories and long-running TV shows are the self-care we’re focusing on this week in quarantine.