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great. i was hoping my childhood would follow me forever and attach itself to my psyche and spread like mold. This is good

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there's no such thing as a medicaid freeloader. everyone needs healthcare. it does not matter if you don't believe someone has a valid reason to not be working or in school- they are still a human being and human beings need healthcare. even if someone IS this strawman ""just lazy"" unemployed person, they deserve healthcare. sorry but i do not believe that the right to medical treatment without financial ruin is predicated on someone's "usefulness" to society. it's depressing that this is apparently too radical a belief.

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kira cyan

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demonic possession wouldn’t even affect me, i would just assume it’s The Symptoms

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probably needed a hug. went completely nonverbal and dissociated instead

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Friendly psa that if your disability is visible thanks to aids/devices, that does make you visibly disabled, but you'll probably have different experiences to people who look physically different, and that's okay. Different experiences are cool and it's not cool to talk over each other/diminish others' experiences, thanks for coming to my ted talk.

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I love that the ibuprofen knows where to go

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Did entirely too much over the weekend, and bathing my dog afterward was the final straw. I have totally and completely broken myself. I am being forced to take a day off.

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it’s not “am I good enough to do it?”, it’s “do I like it enough to be bad at it?”

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anxiety is so weird like why is my mental illness in my stomach

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height check. how tall are you people in my phone

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it makes me so furious when i want to know about a specific ass species of animal and theres only like 6 existing photos of it. like im actually going to pass away if humanity as a whole doesnt release more pied butterfly bat images

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Talking of disability aids, I did get this cool spoon recently which you can use without any grip at all. It has a long handle which can be bent to fit on your arm and once you get it right it's really quite effective.

At the moment it lets me about half a meal without help (apart from putting it on) in certain situations with my arm supported, and I can even use it with my hand splints on

ID two photos showing an adaptive spoon with a long, curled grey handle. In the first Photo it’s is lying on a tray next to a bowl of rice and an adapted mug. In the second it's been around echos wrist while they eat rice sat in bed with their arm supported by a pillow / end ID

( the company I got it from it's called Active hands)