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How to Move Forward

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a difficult time for everyone. We have all had to make sacrifices and adjust to a new way of life. But as the pandemic begins to wind down, it is important to start thinking about how we can move forward.

One of the most important things we can do is to get vaccinated. The vaccine is safe and effective, and it is the best way to protect ourselves and our loved ones from the virus.

Tips to Step-by-Step Approach

Here are a few steps for people who would like to get vaccinated:

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(1). Check your state's health department website to find a vaccination site near you.
(2). Make an appointment to get vaccinated.
(3). Bring your ID and insurance card to your appointment.
(4). Get vaccinated!

Why It Matters

Getting vaccinated is not just about protecting yourself. It is also about protecting your loved ones, your community, and the world.

The more people who are vaccinated, the harder it will be for the virus to spread. This will help to protect everyone, especially those who are most vulnerable to the virus, such as the elderly, the immunocompromised, and young children.

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Benefits of Getting Vaccinated

Protects you from getting sick from COVID-19. The vaccine is very effective at preventing people from getting sick from COVID-19. Even if you do get sick, the vaccine will likely make your symptoms milder.
Protects others from getting sick. The vaccine helps to protect others from getting sick, even if you have been vaccinated. This is because the vaccine helps to reduce the amount of virus that you can spread to others.
Helps to get back to normal. The vaccine helps to get us back to normal by protecting us from getting sick and by helping to stop the spread of the virus. This means that we can start to do things that we have been missing, like going to concerts, sporting events, and spending time with our loved ones.

Conclusion

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a difficult time for everyone. But as the pandemic begins to wind down, it is important to start thinking about how we can move forward. Getting vaccinated is one of the most important things we can do to protect ourselves, our loved ones, and our community.

How to Move Forward

Table of COVID-19 Cases and Deaths in the United States

Date	Cases	Deaths
January 20, 2020	1	0
February 29, 2020	60	1
March 11, 2020	1,215	36
April 1, 2020	215,189	5,310
May 1, 2020	1,136,194	67,623
June 1, 2020	2,055,804	114,464
July 1, 2020	3,049,843	133,044
August 1, 2020	4,573,117	153,577
September 1, 2020	6,215,270	187,762
October 1, 2020	7,693,356	215,731
November 1, 2020	9,344,334	236,202
December 1, 2020	11,978,181	264,891
January 1, 2021	14,796,624	295,089
February 1, 2021	17,888,906	331,272
March 1, 2021	20,640,240	363,023
April 1, 2021	23,383,800	397,156
May 1, 2021	26,138,093	426,721
June 1, 2021	29,059,444	452,203
July 1, 2021	31,931,876	477,726
August 1, 2021	34,654,155	502,145
September 1, 2021	37,229,754	526,086
October 1, 2021	39,642,879	550,539
November 1, 2021	41,946,923	574,187
December 1, 2021	44,162,988	597,009
January 1, 2022	46,684,944	619,358
February 1, 2022	49,050,232	639,207
March 1, 2022	51,300,000	658,905
April 1, 2022	53,445,295	678,237
May 1, 2022	55,440,719	697,185
June 1, 2022	57,423,489	715,927
July 1, 2022	59,356,365	734,270
August 1, 2022	61,218,659	752,262
September 1, 2022	63,013,802	770,042
October 1, 2022	64,765,001	787,426
November 1, 2022	66,417,271	804,345
December 1, 2022	68,054,161	820,822
January 1, 2023	69,635,394	836,848
February 1, 2023	71,172,824	852,425

Table of COVID-19 Vaccination Rates in the United States

Date	Fully Vaccinated	Partially Vaccinated	Unvaccinated
January 20, 2021	0.1%	0.3%	99.6%
February 1, 2021	1.0%	1.3%	97.7%
March 1, 2021	8.0%	3.3%	88.7%
April 1, 2021	16.5%	4.3%	79.2%
May 1, 2021	23.4%	4.0%	72.6%
June 1, 2021	30.2%	3.5%	66.3%
July 1, 2021	35.5%	2.9%	61.6%
August 1, 2021	41.1%	2.4%	56.5%
September 1, 2021	47