Disclaimer: As always, I’m not a medical professional. I just read a lot of different articles and synthesize the information as best I can from the most reputable sources. This post is written specifically with two … Read More
A quick hopeful update on COVID: We might actually be nearing the end.
Disclaimer: Just like last time, I’m not finding enough energy in myself to write a full post up to my usual standards with my typical degree of fact-checking from multiple sources. But, below is some … Read More
You’re sick of COVID. I’m sick of COVID. Information around Omicron is still confusing and conflicting, but here’s what I’ve found after 10+ hours of research.
Disclaimer: I’m going to be really honest right now. I just ran out of steam on this. I had been working on this post for many hours over the past week, and it’s just so … Read More
COVID informational poster for skeptics and people hesitant about the vaccine
As you might have read in some of my other COVID posts, I’ve felt pretty frustrated by the journalism and communication around COVID. No wonder so many people are skeptical of the vaccines—it’s incredibly hard … Read More
Omicron: Making sense of all the conflicting information about the latest COVID variant (updated on 2022/01/07)
This is post #6 in my COVID-19 series. #1 is here on general COVID info and precautions (somewhat outdated now) #2 is here on building a bubble/pod and navigating feelings, communication, and agreements (this info is … Read More
How COVID risk changes once you or your friends have been vaccinated
This is post #5 in my COVID-19 series. #1 is here on general COVID info and precautions (somewhat outdated now) #2 is here on building a bubble/pod and navigating feelings, communication, and agreements (this info is … Read More
COVID-19 in February, 2021: Why it’s especially important to be extra vigilant right now and why it’s safe to take the vaccine
This is post #4 in my COVID-19 series. #1 is here on general COVID info and precautions (somewhat outdated now) #2 is here on building a bubble/pod and navigating feelings, communication, and agreements (this info is … Read More
COVID-19 Risk Management: Why you should care, and how to objectively calculate risk (using tools based on epidemiology and statistics)
This is post #3 in my COVID-19 series. #1 is here on general COVID info and precautions (somewhat outdated now) #2 is here on building a bubble/pod and navigating feelings, communication, and agreements (this info is … Read More
Lessons from my 7-person house during a pandemic: how to navigate feelings and create effective agreements (plus, tips on translating those lessons to the workplace)
This is post #2 in my COVID-19 series. #1 is here on general COVID info and precautions (somewhat outdated now) #3 is here on specific risk management strategies using objective tools (this info is still valid) … Read More