It's Bonnie Henry's tagline. Calm comes before safe. 'Safety last' for this crew.

Seconded. And it's a high bar.

There are more links below that report that she's had medical help so that's a relief.

Hopefully that's the extent of it. Soft tissue injuries and internal organ damage can take days to develop*. I hope she got medical attention.

*Ask me how I know this.

When and where do we protest? Can we make signs and sing Christmas Carols?

Thanks for the nod Beth. More than half of our ingredients come from less than 100 miles away and the honey and beeswax we use are from our own hives (about a mile away)

Wow! That's great.

We're in the same general neighborhood - can you DM me the store?

Right? 'Less bad' doesn't mean 'good'.

We have a long way to go, especially with our own crumbled communities and rising fascism.

That's the answer. *If* is doing some heavy lifting. Most don't want to. This is a matter of attitude towards patients, not a tech issue. I have been mocked by the office staff at our NP office for our COVID safety procedures. The us/them attitude is deeply entrenched.

They disappeared when able-bodied people didn't need them. Same as work from home.

Yes. The lungs are open to the air so sitting ducks for anything flying by.

Even the clinic was getting too crowded. The pre-transplant CF patients aren't supposed to get within so many feet of each other due to Pseudomonas.

What do they think is going to happen here? A law professor on leave with time on her hands to sue them into oblivion is how I see it.

This will be interesting to watch. I hope she has a lot of colleagues helping her out.