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Quelques ressources en lien avec les doc diffusés cette semaine sur @franceculture @LSDseriedoc avec Assia Khalid à la réal. Ilustration Rizzo Boring (description dans le tweet suivant)
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Description de l'illustration de Rizzo Boring: Le validisme c'est la guerre, rejoignez nos luttes. Scène de manif, 2 personnes dont 1 en fauteuil sur lequel est écrit "vos corps valides sont éphémères", des pancartes "ma vie mon handicap mon allocation" "dépendance = violences".
ESSENTIELS: De chair et de fer, vivre dans une société validiste, de @PuiseuxCharlot1 @Ed_LaDecouverte, Nos Existences handies de Zig Blanquer (l'illustration est la couverture de ce livre, sur fond rose "nos existences handies", éditions monstrograph) @Moby_MicroDick
CDC says: "A person w/any of the medical conditions listed below is more likely to get very sick w/COVID-19. If you have one of these conditions, talk w/your healthcare provider about how best to protect yourself from severe illness from COVID-19." #HighRiskCovid19
The list👇
The list👇
Cancer
Chronic kidney disease
Chronic liver disease
Chronic lung diseases
Cystic fibrosis
Dementia & other neurological conditions
Diabetes (type 1 or type 2)
Disabilities
Heart conditions
HIV infection
Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system)
Mental health conditions
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Chronic kidney disease
Chronic liver disease
Chronic lung diseases
Cystic fibrosis
Dementia & other neurological conditions
Diabetes (type 1 or type 2)
Disabilities
Heart conditions
HIV infection
Immunocompromised state (weakened immune system)
Mental health conditions
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Overweight & obesity
Physical inactivity
Pregnancy
Sickle cell or thalassemia
Smoking, current or former
Solid organ or blood stem cell transplant
Stroke or cerebrovascular disease
Substance abuse disorders
Tuberculosis
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Physical inactivity
Pregnancy
Sickle cell or thalassemia
Smoking, current or former
Solid organ or blood stem cell transplant
Stroke or cerebrovascular disease
Substance abuse disorders
Tuberculosis
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1/3 We appreciate @CDCDirector responding to our request to meet with disability leaders to acknowledge the harm her recent statement and the CDC’s policies have caused our community throughout the duration of the #COVID19 pandemic. #NoBodyIsDisposable
2/3 We look forward to ongoing meetings with CDC leadership to rebuild trust with the disability community and we anticipate immediate action to address the concerns raised in our meeting and in our letter from 100+ disability organizations. littlelobbyists.org/statements-and…
3/3 Little Lobbyists will continue the work to hold our leaders accountable and ensure our children with complex medical needs and disabilities are part of every decision that impacts them.
To everyone saying "it's not eugenics" or "she didn't mean it THAT way":
It's really quite simple. She's the fucking CDC director. If one of the most important and powerful science communicators on the planet meant something else, she could say that.
It's really quite simple. She's the fucking CDC director. If one of the most important and powerful science communicators on the planet meant something else, she could say that.
If she meant something else, she could communicate that, in so many different ways- tweets, statements, interviews..... She has a lot of options.
If she meant something else, she should have the training to understand why the actual words out of her mouth would make some people feel dehumanized, and/or terrified, and/or hurt, and/or angry, etc. And then choose better words.
Recommendations on finding boosters or 1st/2nd doses:
Ask me I will help you, or:
1. Search the zip code + vaccination, read the city or county website
2. Check if there are walkup sites if that's accessible to you! Or if you can make appointments at city/county sites
Ask me I will help you, or:
1. Search the zip code + vaccination, read the city or county website
2. Check if there are walkup sites if that's accessible to you! Or if you can make appointments at city/county sites
I always check those first because they tend to have more availability since folks tend to check their pharmacies, and because you can check availability without needing personal data.
3. If those don't have availability, do a check at CVS or Walgreens. Most won't have appts
3. If those don't have availability, do a check at CVS or Walgreens. Most won't have appts
4. Do a deeper dive on pharmacies that are regional or local. They're more likely to have availability. If something requires a date for the most recent dose and you're checking for someone else, just do 6 months before the date you're checking.
We asked our community to let us know if they were putting off medical care due to COVID. We had an overwhelming response... #NoBodyIsDisposable #VaccinateAll58
The following are condensed stories from just a few Californians who have put off care or treatment, and who have potentially life-altering consequences… This first release features all BIPOC respondents. We have so many stories to share. #NoBodyIsDisposable #VaccinateAll58
I am supposed to have regular scans and testing to see if my lung cancer has recurred. I have not left my apartment for even one minute since March 6th, 2020. #NBID Community Survey Respondent on 1/14/2021 #NoBodyIsDisposable #VaccinateAll58
