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full grown adult was hospitalized for a booboo
January 14, 2026 at 10:24 PM
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I know masks make people's tummies feel weird, but that is the reality of the situation. I'm sorry we were told vaccines would prevent Covid, and then told that if we 𝗱𝗶𝗱 get Covid, it wouldn't hurt us. Neither of these things are true, unfortunately. Please mask in 2026! 😷 @cleanairclub.bsky.social
Instagram post from @clean.air.club that reads: Deciding on a New Year's resolution? If you haven't worn a mask in a while, consider a commitment to wearing a mask at one of the following places: • Healthcare facilities • Public transportation (buses, trains, planes) • Grocery stores • Running errands (post office, DMV, going in stores) Instagram post from @clean.air.club that reads: Picking one place to habitually mask again in the New Year is a way to recommit to your own health and to your values around community. The New Year is often a time when the language of "health" and "wellness" gets co-opted by corporations just trying to sell you something. Masking is a return to genuine well-being and care for others in a world that doesn't want us to do that. Instagram post from @clean.air.club that reads: Set Yourself Up for Success The Mask: Opt for a KN95 or N95 mask, and watch a video on how to make it fit your face comfortably. Scatter masks in all of your bags and jackets to ensure you have one when you want one. The Gray Area: Choosing to mask again in certain scenarios will challenge your all-or-nothing beliefs around health practices. Allow for this discomfort and remember that some is always better than none. Interactions: Come up with a planned response for the off chance that someone asks about your mask. We like "I'm just tired of being sick" or "I'm trying to live more in alignment with my values." Get Clear on Your "Why": There can be some physical or social discomfort associated with masking (though perhaps less than you'd expect). It helps to have ready access to your reasons for this resolution. Your long-term health and caring for your community are always good reasons to return to.
January 2, 2026 at 12:42 AM