Unmasking The At-Risk Communities’ Last Ditch Quest To Coexist Safely

I'm pleased to share that I was interviewed for Forbes about the psychological and relational impact of living with chronic illness and navigating a world where masking has become increasingly politicized.

For many immunocompromised individuals, masking is not a political statement. It is a health care accommodation that allows us to participate more safely in everyday life.

In the article, I discuss the constant calculation of health risks, medical invalidation, and the grief that can accompany losing access to spaces where we once felt safe and connected.

Read the Forbes article: https://buff.ly/SPGS2eJ

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