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Five years on

March 5, 2025 Photo by CDC on Pexels.com So. It's been five years now. Well. That's nothing to celebrate. Almost four years ago, some of us, starting with the man then in the White House, celebrated too soon and quickly felt the anvil of another massive surge drop on our heads. That wasn't the last… Continue reading Five years on

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Boosted again

September 18, 2023 Photo by Artem Podrez on Pexels.com My dose of the new Covid vaccine was about as ordinary as could be. I didn't have to wait in line at the drugstore, and for the first time, the provider didn't note the details on my CDC card. The pharmacist said the policy changed because… Continue reading Boosted again

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A pandemic diary: The long road

September 13, 2022 Photo by Andrew Neel on Pexels.com. (That's not me; I'm fine.) You had Covid and it wasn't much more than a cold. Or maybe you spent a couple of days in bed but were soon back at work, the gym, and the pub. Only now you're badly fatigued, short of breath, and… Continue reading A pandemic diary: The long road