Washington U.S. Rep Kim Schrier: “After testing negative multiple times last week, including yesterday, this morning I woke up with mild…”

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Washington U.S. Rep Kim Schrier: “After testing negative multiple times last week, including yesterday, this morning I woke up with mild…”
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Mar 14, 2022
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Kim Schrier tweeted the following:

“After testing negative multiple times last week, including yesterday, this morning I woke up with mild cold symptoms and have tested positive for Covid. Ill be working from home this week and my offices remain open.”
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Here are other recent tweets from Kim Schrier:

“This is a good reminder to all of us that the virus is still here, but I have great peace of mind knowing that Ive been double vaccinated and received my booster. If you havent gotten your vaccine or booster yet, go get yours today.vaccinelocator.doh.wa.gov“
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“Last month I was proud to vote for the bipartisan Postal Service Reform Act, and I’m thrilled that the Senate passed it this week and it is on it’s way to President Biden’s desk. This bill will bring increased transparency & improved delivery schedules to the USPS.”
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“It was great to meet with local Veterans in Ellensburg recently to learn more about how my office and I can help them. Our Veterans have sacrificed so much for our country and they deserve to get the benefits and support they have earned. dailyrecordnews.com/news/veterans-“
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