Lately, no masks. I'm assuming that's officially OK. If not, then my new therapist and psychiatrist are ignoring it. I was wearing a mask (and so was she) when seeing my first therapist in Czech Republic, though I was not yet vaccinated then. However, all are now vaccinated. I am also fully vaccinated. Plus, Czech Republic's covid numbers are quite low right now. CZ is about the same size as the US state of South Carolina. As a comparison, CZ's daily new case numbers have been between 150 and 425. South Carolina's daily new cases have been more between 3,000 and 6,000 per day. People in CZ still have to wear masks (N95 ones, not some cloth thing) in indoor public places. Or if eating inside a restaurant, you officially have to show a proof of vaccination or negative covid test. I will admit that some restaurant owners don't fully enforce this, though other types of stores do. Another factor is that people more freely travel between US states. Czech Republic still slightly restricts travel from higher risk countries, like the US. Though EU and Schengen nations can travel to and from CZ, they have to show proof of vaccination or negative covid results if staying in CZ vs. just passing through.

What do you do that helps in some way (however small) to end the covid-19 pandemic?