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We should have a memorial day for COVID. It is horrific that we as a society have done virtually nothing to remember the millions who have died. Rushing to forget what happened also makes it much more likely that we will continue to repeat our deadly mistakes.
May 26, 2025 at 9:11 PM
We should have a memorial day for COVID. It is horrific that we as a society have done virtually nothing to remember the millions who have died. Rushing to forget what happened also makes it much more likely that we will continue to repeat our deadly mistakes.
Reposted by Gaspard de la nuit
If you’re still masking & taking Covid precautions - thank you.
If you stopped - it’s not too late to start again. There are people who will help you.
If you’re covid cautious & dealing with an infection - it’s not your fault. The system is failing us.
By making the effort you protected others.
If you stopped - it’s not too late to start again. There are people who will help you.
If you’re covid cautious & dealing with an infection - it’s not your fault. The system is failing us.
By making the effort you protected others.
December 18, 2024 at 5:12 AM
If you’re still masking & taking Covid precautions - thank you.
If you stopped - it’s not too late to start again. There are people who will help you.
If you’re covid cautious & dealing with an infection - it’s not your fault. The system is failing us.
By making the effort you protected others.
If you stopped - it’s not too late to start again. There are people who will help you.
If you’re covid cautious & dealing with an infection - it’s not your fault. The system is failing us.
By making the effort you protected others.
Reposted by Gaspard de la nuit
Still N95 masking.
Still lugging around air cleaners.
Still monitoring CO2 levels.
Still advocating for improved indoor air quality on campus because clean air is an accessibility issue.
Still lugging around air cleaners.
Still monitoring CO2 levels.
Still advocating for improved indoor air quality on campus because clean air is an accessibility issue.
December 6, 2024 at 8:19 PM
Still N95 masking.
Still lugging around air cleaners.
Still monitoring CO2 levels.
Still advocating for improved indoor air quality on campus because clean air is an accessibility issue.
Still lugging around air cleaners.
Still monitoring CO2 levels.
Still advocating for improved indoor air quality on campus because clean air is an accessibility issue.