You’re listening to a special edition of The Daily Sun-Up, a podcast from The Colorado Sun. This week we’re featuring special coverage to mark the one-year anniversary of the first known coronavirus case in Colorado. This is Fear, Loss, Change: A Pandemic Year. I’m Lucy Haggard. 

And I’m Erica Breunlin. Today is Friday, March 5th, 2021.

People of all ages have struggled to navigate the coronavirus pandemic, and kids have been no exception. Adults have made decisions with kids’ best interests in mind, yet the youth are the ones who feel those effects most.

But the youngest among us are proving resilient and capable of coping through unprecedented times.

Let’s look at this a bit closer. What are some of the struggles that kids have uniquely faced this past year?

You spoke with a few kids for this story. What did they have to say about what it’s like being their age during the pandemic?

And what about their silver linings? What will these young people carry with them, even after the pandemic tapers off?

You’ve been listening to Fear, Loss, Change: A Pandemic Year. To read the stories that go with today’s podcast, go to coloradosun.com forward slash coronavirus dash one dash year.

This episode of the Daily Sun-Up was made by Erica Breunlin, and me, Lucy Haggard, with help from Pirate Audio. Our editor is Larry Ryckman. Special thanks to Gianni Carbonaro, Malcom Lovejoy and Carmen Rodriquez. 

If you like what we do at The Colorado Sun, consider contributing. Go to coloradosun.com forward slash membership. 

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You&rsquo;re listening to a special edition of The Daily Sun-Up, a podcast from The Colorado Sun. This week we&rsquo;re featuring special coverage to mark the one-year anniversary of the first known coronavirus case in Colorado. This is Fear, Loss, Change: A Pandemic Year. I&rsquo;m Lucy Haggard.&nbsp;
And I&rsquo;m Erica Breunlin. Today is Friday, March 5th, 2021.
People of all ages have struggled to navigate the coronavirus pandemic, and kids have been no exception. Adults have made decisions with kids&rsquo; best interests in mind, yet the youth are the ones who feel those effects most.
But the youngest among us are proving resilient and capable of coping through unprecedented times.
Let&rsquo;s look at this a bit closer. What are some of the struggles that kids have uniquely faced this past year?
You spoke with a few kids for this story. What did they have to say about what it&rsquo;s like being their age during the pandemic?
And what about their silver linings? What will these young people carry with them, even after the pandemic tapers off?
You&rsquo;ve been listening to Fear, Loss, Change: A Pandemic Year. To read the stories that go with today&rsquo;s podcast, go to coloradosun.com forward slash coronavirus dash one dash year.
This episode of the Daily Sun-Up was made by Erica Breunlin, and me, Lucy Haggard, with help from Pirate Audio. Our editor is Larry Ryckman. Special thanks to Gianni Carbonaro, Malcom Lovejoy and Carmen Rodriquez.&nbsp;
If you like what we do at The Colorado Sun, consider contributing. Go to coloradosun.com forward slash membership.&nbsp;See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

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