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As expected, I have also been approached by the master scholars. Though I was kept to Brightlocke Keep as much as possible, I will need my own immunization. I'll be quarantined to my room or the outer courtyard until I receive the required dose. No library access until then. 😖

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2021-04-01

Goddess be praised! Kali has returned, and so far seems to be doing well enough after his immunization! Continued prayers on his behalf are welcome, as the next few days could be interesting for him. But I am grateful to have him back and in one piece!

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2021-04-01

The poster is in the language.
Until lots of medicine (immunization) we need to continue to keep each other safe and do our part to follow public health guidance. Be sure to:

-Wash hands often
-Wear a mask
-Stay 2 metres
-No gatherings

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2021-03-31

I've been trying to get a certain piece done over the past couple of days, but I got my immunization shot yesterday and the current vibe is:

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2021-03-19

Gotta be in touch to communicate it to the people
Love heals all
Best get your immunization, that THC
So we smoking in here like we fumigating
For the fuckboys too much truth in me
I don't trust niggas
I ain't preaching at you
I don't touch boys

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2021-03-04

in 1885, Louis Pasteur and his colleagues injected the first rabies vaccine into 9-year-old Joseph Meister, who had been severely bitten by a rabid dog 2 days before. The immunization was successful. https://t.co/sD3hOgOxiZ

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2020-07-06

At the beginning of the year I worked with WHO on their Immunization Week campaign, making a series of illustrations for different media. It was a frenzy, since we had a high number of deliverables and a tight schedule but we made it.

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2020-06-26

Because I have lost track of the days I missed but immunization is always important, every day of the week, now more than ever. for all.

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2020-05-05

Getting vaccinated helps to protect members of the community who are not able to do so.





The have produced some great resources on vaccines for World Immunization Week. Visit 👉 https://t.co/3FXpXzru8B

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2020-04-29

protect us against harmful diseases.

They train your immune system to create antibodies, which prevents us from getting sick.

The have produced some great resources on vaccines for World Immunization Week. Visit 👉 https://t.co/o2mAQsWnj6

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2020-04-28

Thanks for using our image SB1159 (#Malaria in your immunization article: https://t.co/opWvh77WBr

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2017-02-18