Hello everybody!
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Thank you so much for watching and sharing (what many are calling) the coronavirus anthem “WASH YO HANDS”. I’m so happy I can make so many
people smile in times like these! Laughter is medicine to the soul. Laughter is good for the soul and laughter is free. I am having fun! Amen! I just
wanted to share some much-needed joy with this song. Let’s be very clear about this, coronavirus is no laughing matter. It’s being labeled as a
pandemic. I am not being insensitive to what’s happening around the world. I am doing my part by bringing joy, in these uncertain and trying times.
“I’m living my best life... Smile bit$@!” My name is Rahsaana Ison. I am the owner CEO of Ison Acts! Ison Acts is an acting studio located in New
Orleans, La. Yes, I am an acting coach and I would love to work with you. I won’t classify myself as a comedian at all! I am a storyteller with a message
and comedic timing. I would say people just think that I am... funny! It use to be very annoying to say the least! I’m telling someone... (my 4 or 5 f
Friends) about the saddest day of my life and it never fails! I would get this response... I’m sorry friend, I know it’s not funny (while laughing). It’s just
how you said it...I get this a lot! I am from New Orleans, Louisiana. How did I come up with this song? I am a writer/ director /actor. It comes naturally.
I can change the words to almost anything. Lol! My children hate it! I’m just being me. I am obviously not a doctor. I am not giving medical advice.
However, the experts are saying to wash your hands. I am helping the experts and the doctors with this very simple message. As a Teacher, I take
information and creativity share it with others. Who are you? I am a mother, actor, acting teacher, studio teacher, and obviously a singer! I just wanted
to entertain myself during my self quarantine. I do a little podcast called Love, Lies, and Life “Which” is not funny! I repeat it is not funny!!! I talk about
my serious real-life experiences as I see them as a Black woman in America. Shortly thereafter a stressful day my friend Ashana Bigard a fellow
Children’s Advocate said we should help people with their problems and call it “Grown Folks Problems” now that is funny just downright hilarious.
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WebsiteThere’s currently no vaccine to prevent coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
DO THE FIVE Help stop coronavirus
1HANDSnWash them often
2ELBOW Cough into it
3FACE Don't touch it
4FEETStay more than 3ft apart
5FEEL sick? Stay home
You can protect yourself and help prevent spreading the virus to others if you: Do Wash your hands regularly for 20 seconds, with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rub Cover your nose and mouth with a disposable tissue or flexed elbow when you cough or sneeze Avoid close contact (1 meter or 3 feet) with people who are unwell Stay home and self-isolate from others in the household if you feel unwell Don’t Touch your eyes, nose, or mouth if your hands are not clean.
