@JoePajak Hi Joe!
Cannot promise I have anything terribly interesting to post, but thank you for following me. Also, thank you very much for continuing to raise attention to Covid, as well as providing graphs, etc.

I just want to share COVID info, be witty, and amplify voices that need it. That's all I've wanted to do on social media throughout the pandemic. But friends, lemme tell you, I am not good at being a punching bag even for people with whom I empathize.

Is the rethink clean air and less illness?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/07/07/chronic-absenteeism-students-covid-learning-loss/

Somebody said Threads feels like the first week of school when everyone is giddy and excited to see each other.

Twitter is like 3:30 PM in the parking lot of the Mini Mart, with a bully and his target encircled by group of riled up kids yelling "Fight! Fight!".

Let's be clear. SARS-CoV-2 is an atrociously bad virus. It can damage any number of organ systems, increases risk for all kinds of illnesses, and is causing a mass disabling event. And that's just what we know about it so far. You do not want to get it, and if you've had it you don't want it again.

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@Join_ZOE estimated 10 Jul 2023
✍️607,345 predicted to have symptomatic Covid-19 in UK.
Regular, effective, official testing & reporting vital - helps identify those infected - who could spread the virus - important part of being 'best' prepared. #CovidIsNotOver
🫁 🫀🧠#LongCOVID

@Join_ZOE estimated 10 Jul 2023
✍️607,345 predicted to have symptomatic Covid-19 in UK.
Regular, effective, official testing & reporting vital - helps identify those infected - who could spread the virus - important part of being 'best' prepared. #CovidIsNotOver
🫁 🫀🧠#LongCOVID