This creative-critical piece reflects on the practices of recording, communicating, and caring that took place on social media and in digital spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using my own experience of contracting COVID-19 as a starting point, the piece looks at the ways in which epidemics have often been recorded in collaborative ways, with the personal, professional, and familial converging in historical texts that could be used as sources of medical authority. COVID-19 has similarly been immortalized across a variety of forms and by different communities. The piece particularly explores the ways in which collective epidemic experience has been represented online through autopathographical Tweets, TikTok cures, and group chat messages and the future purposes that such collaborative patient narratives can serve.

这篇创意批判性作品反映了新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 大流行期间社交媒体和数字空间中记录、交流和关怀的实践。这篇文章以我自己感染 COVID-19 的经历为起点，探讨了流行病通常以协作方式记录的方式，将个人、专业和家庭融合在历史文本中，这些历史文本可以用作记录的来源。医疗权威。同样，新冠肺炎 (COVID-19) 也以各种形式和不同的社区得以永垂不朽。这篇文章特别探讨了集体流行病经历如何通过自传推文、TikTok 治疗和群聊消息在网上呈现的方式，以及这种协作患者叙事可以服务的未来目的。