The past two years have been very trying and difficult times for all of us, and I'm sure we'll all agree that we need a "new lease on life", especially for the children, the most vulnerable and the most essential workers involved in these pandemic times.
The origin and meaning of the phrase, "a new lease on life" dates back to the early 1800s; and it referred to recovering from an illness and getting a fresh start with renewed enjoyment, enthusiasm, and appreciation for one's life. Epidemics that were probably influenza in their nature, have been reported throughout recorded history. Four major influenza epidemics were recorded between 1830 and 1848. The Spanish flu pandemic of 1918, the deadliest in history, infected an estimated 500 million people worldwide—about one-third of the planet’s population.
Unfortunately, today's pandemic and potentially future pandemics will still have some of the same serious consequences, but at the same time we are all better prepared to fight these viruses with the same tried and true health and safety methods, plus with some new and scientifically proven safeguards.
Therefore, we all need to keep up our guards for this long and tough fight, with proper handwashing, sanitizing, social distancing, masking, personal protective equipment, ventilation and vaccines, to help protect ourselves, the children, the most vulnerable and the most essential workers in this battle that is everybody's business.
Finally, to help win all tough fights and battles, we need to know our opponents strength​s and plans of attack. In the case of these pandemics, their battle plan is viral and respiratory, with it's deadliest attacks on our lungs, that will weaken the rest of our body's functions. As a result, the best offenses and defenses we have against this pandemic, are to provide clean, fresh and healthy air to our lungs, while protecting our lungs from any harmful viral and respiratory attacks, including radon, methane, mold and carbon monoxide.
Com'on America, let's keep up the good fight together and never give-up the fight forever, where we live, work, learn, play, eat and sleep.
Thank you,
Dennis Smiddle - Founder of FANS 4 HELP and PA State Representative with The Citizens For Radioactive Radon Reduction (CR3)

Tragically, two of the most deadly apartment and housing fires in their city's history, occurred recently in Philadelphia, the "City of Brotherly Love" and New York City, the "City that Never Sleeps."  Truth be told, this should not have happened to the (31) poor men, women and children who died in these fires or the many untold people who died and were seriously injured in other fires.  They should have been shown more love where they live, work, learn, play and sleep.
Yes, these fires will be blamed on faulty space heaters, fire doors that were left open, smoke detectors that didn't work and other reasons, as reported by the news, but com'on America, this is 2022.  Should this be happening in the USA too?
News flash, there are Lithium Battery 10-Year Tamper-Proof Smoke and Carbon monoxide Detectors/Alarms.  This is not new technology, it has been around for decades.  This is a proactive and preventive way to stop all people from removing the batteries, from forgetting to replace the batteries and from using these detectors and alarms improperly.  That is, provided they are installed properly by responsible persons.  Also, space heaters need to be used properly, if needed.  They need to be in good repair and the space heater instructions need to be followed.  Extension cords should never be used with a space heater.
Then, with all the fire safety instructions, proper or professional fire safety inspections and drills need to be provided and maintained to help ensure everyone's safety.  Fire safety doors should be equipped with alarms to prevent the doors from being left open.  Safe exits need to be provided, clearly identified and clearly maintained.
Clearly, much more needs to be done for the needy and everybody.  Maybe, the city officials and business leaders should pay more attention to the health, safety and lives of others and who knows, maybe this will help them pay for their own bottom lines too.
Finally, did you know that there are zero deaths from fires in schools?  This is because the fire detection systems work and nobody should be sleeping on the job.  
Truth be told, this should be the case with radon testing since radon causes over 21,000 deaths each year, carbon monoxide detection for poisoning that can quickly kill over 430 people each year, and lead testing due to over 400,000 deaths each year from lead exposure.
Com'on America, this is both a business plan and a battle plan to help protect everyone, especially our children.  As Teddy Roosevelt once said, People don't care how much you know, until they know how much you care." 
Thank you,
Dennis Smiddle - founder and executive director of FANS 4 HELP.
​*Information sources from Siri.