Comment on ‘Too many people have died’: Why one New Haven woman thinks the state rushed reopening by Cathy Gentile-Doyle

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Denson is a social worker for the Department of Families and Children and is working from home. I felt really bad, and I thought, ‘Is this what the world is coming to?’ ”The husband of a woman Denson knows from church died from the disease just last week. A case worker for the state Department of Children and Families, Denson is worried about the children on her caseload, and about herself and her husband. Credit: Cloe PoissonDenson has been working from home since her state Department of Children and Families office was shut down on April 2. While there, she met former state Rep. Bill Dyson, an influential African-American from Denson’s hometown of New Haven.