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Tag Archives: COVID19

The Dreaded COVID

If anyone thinks the pandemic is over, think again.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonOctober 31, 2022October 16, 2022Posted inCOVID19, pandemicTags:COVID19, pandemicLeave a comment on The Dreaded COVID

Confirmation Bias

It is not up to you to protect him from his decision to cut you off.” (emphasis mine)

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonSeptember 13, 2022September 8, 2022Posted incoping, COVID19, Paranoia, ParentingTags:confirmation bias, COVID19, estrangement, family drama, Paranoia, symptomaticLeave a comment on Confirmation Bias

Mask-less America

In my mind’s eye, I imagine an airport terminal full of ostriches clucking and flapping their long necks aimlessly. Or perhaps they’re looking for the sand

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonMay 31, 2022May 22, 2022Posted inCOVID19, Culture Wars, Maskless in AmericaTags:airport behavior, COVID19, masks, pandemic, travelLeave a comment on Mask-less America

Do I Have It? Paranoia in the Time of COVID

I had been feeling fine until I got the notice that I was exposed—after which I began to experience every symptom in the known universe.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonFebruary 22, 2022February 5, 2022Posted inCOVID19, pandemic, Paranoia, VaccinationsTags:COVID19, pandemic, Paranoia, VaccinationsLeave a comment on Do I Have It? Paranoia in the Time of COVID

The Temperature Gun

It sure beats staying home and watching daytime TV.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonOctober 6, 2021September 22, 2021Posted inCOVID19, ParanoiaTags:COVID19, thoughtsLeave a comment on The Temperature Gun

Lessons Learned in the Time of Covid

Lesson two: Never, ever assume that someone is vaccinated.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonSeptember 21, 2021September 12, 2021Posted inCOVID19, cultureTags:COVID19, maskingLeave a comment on Lessons Learned in the Time of Covid

Got It Now

In those dark and awful moments, I knew fear, loss, and grief. I understood the horror of Covid.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonSeptember 17, 2021Posted inCOVID19, family, mortality;Tags:caring, COVID19, griefLeave a comment on Got It Now

Paranoia in The Age of Covid

“Does Ernie have any Kevlar vests at home, and do you think he would lend me one on 9/11, when I’m at the base giving shots?”

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonSeptember 11, 2021September 7, 2021Posted inCOVID19, human behavior, Paranoia, VaccinationsTags:COVID19, Paranoia, Vaccinating the anti-vaccersLeave a comment on Paranoia in The Age of Covid

The Spa

Increasingly, I felt like I was in a scene from The Handmaid’s Tale.Increasingly, I felt like I was in a scene from The Handmaid’s Tale.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonSeptember 6, 2021Posted inCOVID19, human behavior, pessimism; life, RenewalTags:COVID19, depression, muchiness, to mask or not to maskLeave a comment on The Spa

The Third Shot

Don’t worry about the booster. Worry about the crazies spawned by political leaders, intent on mayhem as a way to regain political power and hold on to their financial gains, which are fed by the ignorance and suffering of others.

Posted byCarole J. GarrisonAugust 24, 2021August 18, 2021Posted inCOVID19, Culture Wars, free choice, human behaviorTags:COVID19, politicsLeave a comment on The Third Shot

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