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Recent months have forced us to think about our health more than ever. There is a growing awareness that health is not a ready-made product provided by our healthcare system, but is all about how we organize our lives. But what do we actually consider important to our quality of life?
Life has been turned upside-down. Everyday activities have been put on hold. Distance is the new buzzword, which only makes us realize just how important closeness and intimacy really are. At a time when we have to contend with restrictions and are very a
