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Crisis Counseling Program @ProgramCrisis

We are Crisis Counselors that help survivors of disasters and pandemics with recovery. We connect survivors to available resources in their communities. Mustang Oklahoma Joined June 2020
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CDC @CDCgov

5 years ago

When you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume most activities without wearing a mask. However, there are still some places where you should consider a mask. Know when and where to wear a mask. Learn more: bit.ly/3uzAqE9.

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OKC Office of Emergency Management (OKC OEM) @okcoem

5 years ago

With severe weather rolling into #okc, it's important for you to know the difference between a Watch and Warning. Watch means severe weather is possible. Warning means severe weather is happening or about to happen. Stay weather aware this afternoon! #okwx #OKPrepares

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Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM) @okem

5 years ago

As watches & warnings are issues throughout the day, it's crucial that you understand the difference between the two. A watch means severe weather may occur - stay alert & check for updates. A warning means severe weather will occur - take action immediately! #okwx

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CDC Injury Center @CDCInjury

5 years ago

Prevent access to a backyard pool when it’s not in use. Install fencing and use locks/alarms for points of entry. Learn more: go.usa.gov/xv9s2

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CDC Emergency @CDCemergency

5 years ago

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, incl. local business and workplace guidance. More: bit.ly/3btJaFU

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CDC @CDCgov

6 years ago

If you are pregnant, make sure you and the people you live with take steps to prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. Wear a mask. Wash hands frequently. Stay 6 feet away from others and avoid crowds. bit.ly/3oCZcRZ

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CDC @CDCgov

6 years ago

After you get a #COVID19 vaccine, enroll in v-safe to tell CDC how you feel through personalized health check-ins. V-safe will also remind you to get a second vaccine dose. Your participation in CDC’s v-safe helps keep COVID-19 vaccines safe. More: bit.ly/3gNkdpZ.

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gotmaskOK @gotmaskOK

6 years ago

“I mask up for my patients and their families who I see every day in the hospital and I mask up for my 3 year old at home." - Neuro-Hospitalist Dr. Tinsley. Thank you to Dr. Tinsley for sharing why she wears her mask. Who do you wear your mask for? #GotMaskOK

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gotmaskOK @gotmaskOK

6 years ago

There are many reasons to wear a mask. Ashley’s reason? “To keep my family safe.”  And what a good reason that is. Thank you, Ashley! #GotMaskOK

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gotmaskOK @gotmaskOK

6 years ago

Round of applause for Sonya for wearing her mask to protect everyone around her! 👏👏👏 #GotMaskOK

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Governor Kevin Stitt @GovStitt

6 years ago

Don’t forget the best way to stay healthy this holiday season is to follow the Three W’s. As cases of COVID-19 have risen throughout the state, we need everyone to double down on taking personal responsibility to help protect those around them.

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Crisis Counseling Program @ProgramCrisis

6 years ago

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gotmaskOK @gotmaskOK

6 years ago

Going to run errands? Make sure you have the essentials: ☑️Wallet ☑️Keys ☑️Mask 📷: @normanregional

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Oklahoma Matters @OklahomaMatters

6 years ago

Coronavirus Warning for all Oklahoma Counties until further notice. Roughly 80% of cases report mild symptoms, some progress into severe pneumonia and multi-organ failure. NOVEL Coronavirus has infected 112,483 Oklahomans and killed 1221.

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Oklahoma Matters @OklahomaMatters

6 years ago

Indiana, North Dakota, Illinois, Montana, Oklahoma, Utah and Ohio posted daily records for new COVID cases on Thursday, according to a Reuters analysis.

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gotmaskOK @gotmaskOK

6 years ago

Why do Mary and her grandson here wear their masks? “We wear them because we feel it’s the right thing to do to protect our community. My grandson is 2 and wears his mask like a champ!” You are both champs in our eyes! Thank you! #GotMaskOK

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OK Dept of Health @HealthyOklahoma

6 years ago

Due to technical difficulties, we are unable to provide updated COVID-19 numbers at this time. Updated data will be available on our dashboard at coronavirus.health.ok.gov as soon as possible.

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Crisis Counseling Program @ProgramCrisis

6 years ago

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CDC @CDCgov

6 years ago

Do you remember the last thing you touched with your hands? Dirty hands can spread germs from other people or surfaces and make you sick when you touch your eyes, nose and mouth. Make handwashing with soap and water a healthy habit. go.usa.gov/xV9TP. #KeepHandsClean

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gotmaskOK @gotmaskOK

6 years ago

Could we get a round of applause for this amazing group of mask wearers?! 👏👏👏 #GotMaskOK

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Oklahoma Matters @OklahomaMatters

6 years ago

Oklahoma had 190 new cases per 100,000 population compared to a national average of 100 per 100,000.

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