Thousands of people prove a report wrong that says the COVID Mental Health crisis wasn't bad

[sandstorm]

3 years ago today, the world pretty much stopped because of COVID-19. Several movies, such as Onward and Bloodshot, released in theaters played for less than a week before theaters shut down. and for 2 whole weeks, people were unified in protecting those who needed protection

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[isuspectnargels]

I trauma bonded with a dead cockroach that I would stare at every day by the water fountain at work and cried when someone got rid of it while in lockdown.

RIP Roachie, you are dearly missed.

[steph313]

A Covid post! So I have a question

[dull_and_wicked]

if you haven't a booster since before this past fall (which is a completely new version of the shot from the OG one) you should get one. it's been updated for the newer strains of COVID that are in rotation

[steph313]

See this is what we thought! But being good, we asked a doctor and…yeah that response was so wtf. Don’t know if my husband needs a new doc because she’s cracked or if this is just how fucked up things here are now thanks to DeSantis.

Because the former is scary, the latter is terrifying.

[dull_and_wicked]

i don't think that's even a desantis thing, that doctor honestly sounds like she's a quack. any commercial major pharmacy chain will make appointments for people to get the new booster the same way you can get flu shots every year, no weirdo doctor required lol

[killedthislove]

I was laid off immediately in March of 2020 once the schools closed. Mostly, I just read a lot of books and did some much needed cleaning. I'm kind of impressed by the people who did actual creative things to pass the time. I was not that motivated.

[penelopetaynt]

IM CRYING BC TWITTER REMAINS UNDEFEATED

[vikingsmn]

I was literally watching shrek on my fridge https://t.co/BqmNrAa1kd pic.twitter.com/ZJsssCiHpa
- Hurt CoPain (@SaeedDiCaprio) March 11, 2023