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Y’all, none of this has been easy. As I have done previously, I cannot thank the people of Alabama enough for the sacrifices you are making—sacrifices for yourself and for others. @ALPublicHealth #alpolitics #TogetherAL 1/7
Because the pandemic has stretched much longer than we ever imagined, we’re all just downright exhausted. Even though the vaccine’s delivery is right around the corner, we shouldn’t lull ourselves into complacency by thinking that we’re out of the woods yet. #alpolitics 2/7
We look fwd to the days when we can greet one another again & interact in public w/o masks. However, this is the one sacrifice we can all make in order to keep our friends & loved ones safe & keep the rest of the disruptions to our personal lives at a minimum. #MaskUpAL 3/7
Let me remind the people of AL as clearly as I can - #MaskUpAL, wash your hands, & sanitize your personal spaces as much as possible. I simply urge you to use the common sense the Good Lord gave each of us to be smart & considerate of others. #TogetherAL #alpolitics 4/7
The facts are indisputable. Our cases continue to rise & we have more Alabamians diagnosed with #COVID19 than ever before. Because of this, we’ll be extending the current order, with no changes, until Jan. 22, 2021. https://governor.alabama.gov/newsroom/2020/12/governor-ivey-extends-safer-at-home-order/ @ALPublicHealth #alpolitics 5/7
I ask everyone – as we strive to get back to normal & as the vaccine begins to be rolled out to the most vulnerable populations – that we don’t just flip the switch & mentally “move on” from taking precautions. Please continue to be considerate. #TogetherAL #MaskUpAL 6/7
As we transition from Thanksgiving into the season of Advent, the celebration of Hanukkah or other reasons which brings friends & families together, please continue to be mindful of others as you plan your activities. Thank you for hanging in there & doing the right thing. 7/7
