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Should you tell people you got the Covid-19 vaccine?


Should you tell people you got the Covid-19 vaccine?
CNN
2 hrs ago
Analysis by Allison Hope, CNN
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A patient displays a sticker proclaiming her recent Covid-19 vaccination in Lake Jackson, Texas, March 28. Think twice before announcing your vaccine status to friends and family and on social media platforms.
I happily posted my I got my Covid-19 vaccine sticker selfie on social media after my shot, excited to perform the civic duty to protect my family and community and to normalize the process for those watching more warily.
How did you qualify? someone boldly asked in the comments, unleashing what would turn into the first of a series of murky touch points where sharing my vaccine status opened me up to scrutiny and possible judgment. ....

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COVID-19 pandemic can be used as a prompt for discussing older adults' wishes for end-of-life care


COVID-19 pandemic can be used as a prompt for discussing older adults wishes for end-of-life care
As the toll of COVID-19 continues to climb, newly released poll data suggest an opportunity to use the pandemic as a prompt for discussing and documenting older adults wishes for their care, if they get seriously ill or injured for any reason.
Overall, 59% of the 50- to 80-year-olds polled said they had had a conversation with loved ones about their preferences in case they became severely ill. That percentage was even higher 70% among those over age 65. Just 7% of all older adults polled said COVID-19 had motivated them to have such a conversations. ....

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