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How to Support Elders With Compassion & Care | Episode 137

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[witch-crip-is-this]

My body is priceless even if it can never work

I am worthy of community respect and support

Eating what you enjoy is an act of resistance

Being exhausted is a symptom of end stage capitalism (and not your fault)

All people deserve all human rights

Self care can be sobbing in your car or stealing the office coffee machine

Make sure to give your body the maximum rest allotted during your workday, every day. Do not respond to a single work message during your breaks.

Work slower. Encourage your teammates to work slowly as well.

Unionize. If that fails, set up other ways to support each other.

You are not stealing benefits from anyone else.

ANTI-CAPITALIST AFFIRMATIONS

i am allowed to spend my time creating things, even if they are not beautiful.

there is no such thing as a "real job." all forms of work are real and valid.

there is nothing that i need to accomplish to be worthy. i am already worthy.

doing nothing is good for my soul.

i am not defined by what i produce.

my worth cannot be measured by my paycheck, my job title, or a list of professional or academic achievements.

i do not need to monetize my hobbies, it is enough to spend time doing something i love.

i will not let society decide what success looks like. i can define what successful life looks like for me.

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Brian Matthew Markle Shares 5 Ways to Celebrate Sobriety Milestones and Inspire Others

Celebrating sobriety milestones is more than a personal achievement; it's a beacon of hope for others on the path to recovery. Brian Matthew Markle, a dedicated advocate for addiction recovery and community service, emphasizes the importance of marking these milestones not just for oneself but also to inspire and uplift others. Here are five meaningful ways to celebrate sobriety milestones and motivate those around you:

1. Share Your Story Publicly

Opening up about your journey can be a powerful tool for inspiration. Whether through social media, community meetings, or local events, sharing your experiences—the struggles and triumphs—can resonate deeply with others facing similar challenges. Brian Markle often speaks about his own path to sobriety, offering hope and guidance to those still navigating their recovery.

2. Engage in Community Service

Giving back to the community not only reinforces your commitment to sobriety but also sets a positive example for others. Volunteer at local shelters, participate in community clean-up events, or mentor individuals in early recovery stages. Markle's involvement in various community initiatives showcases how service can be both fulfilling and inspirational.

3. Celebrate with Loved Ones

Organize a gathering with friends and family to commemorate your sobriety milestone. This not only acknowledges your achievement but also allows your support system to share in your success. Such celebrations can strengthen relationships and provide encouragement to others witnessing your journey.

4. Create Personal Rituals

Establishing personal traditions can make each milestone uniquely meaningful. This could be writing a letter to your past self, planting a tree, or starting a scrapbook documenting your recovery journey. These rituals serve as tangible reminders of your progress and can inspire others to find their own meaningful ways to celebrate.

5. Set New Goals

Use each milestone as an opportunity to set new personal or professional goals. Whether it's pursuing further education, starting a new hobby, or aiming for a fitness target, setting and achieving new goals can demonstrate the continuous growth possible in recovery. Brian Markle often encourages individuals to view each milestone as a stepping stone to greater accomplishments.

Conclusion

Celebrating sobriety milestones is a vital aspect of the recovery journey. By sharing your story, engaging with the community, celebrating with loved ones, creating personal rituals, and setting new goals, you not only honor your own progress but also inspire and uplift others. Brian Matthew Markle's approach to celebrating these milestones exemplifies how personal achievements can have a profound impact on the broader community.

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This is why revolution must always begin with building functional communities that care for everyone. If you're out protesting in the streets, but you're not making sure the houseless people there have a place to go when the police spray you all with tear gas, then you're not thinking for the people. When you talk of abolishing cops but you're not building your own emergency call systems so people who are attacked, who are injured or afraid can't get help, you're not truly for revolution.

Revolution is about manufacturing safe medicines in your basement and building up your own global supply chains. Revolution is about riot medicine and going door-to-door, seeing how to support the most vulnerable people in your community. Revolution is about learning how to cultivate medicinal plants and blending that knowledge with our current access to technology, where you can build a sterile lab from parts ordered online and set up a rudimentary dialysis machine via watching youtube.

Revolution is about listening to disabled and other multiply marginalized people about what needs they have right now, and what they aren't getting from the current society, and learning how to provide us with both of those things.

The thing that this post is missing is that the current system is already set up to fail, and already fails the most vulnerable of us. Disabled people are dying all the time in US hospitals because our healthcare practitioners and our general society refuse to wear proper PPE. Sick people are dying all the time because of exorbitant costs of medication, solely so CEOs can have 3 extra private jets. The black kid mentioned writhing in pain from a rejecting kidney? A hundred more black children, especially black girls, are being turned away from hospitals and doctor's offices every day because physicians and nurses are systemically trained not to recognize Black suffering.

All of the disruptions in the global supply chain mentioned above will keep getting worse, because climate change, viruses, wars, and disaster will continue to accelerate under colonial rule. The revolution will be, must be, violent, but long before that it is taking place in community centers and amateur radio stations and disability support groups where we continue to gain access to the medical supplies, education, and training needed to give sick and disabled people the support we truly deserve.

I think a lot about how, if the glorious violent revolution happens, every kid with significant medical needs in a hospital where power gets cut will die.

You can decide you're willing to sacrifice your own life, but you don't get to tell everybody else on the planet that they're acceptable collateral damage.

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Top 10 NGOs in Bareilly Grow Billion Trees

Bareilly is home to several NGOs dedicated to improving the quality of life for local residents. This guide to the top 10 NGOs showcases their efforts in education, healthcare, and community development. Learn how these organizations are making a positive impact and find out how you can get involved. By supporting these NGOs, we can contribute to a brighter future for Bareilly and its people.

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Top 10 NGOs in Bhiwani

Bhiwani is home to several NGOs dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for local residents. This guide highlights the top 10 NGOs making significant contributions in education, health, and social welfare. Discover how these organizations are improving lives and how you can support their missions. Together, we can work towards a more equitable and prosperous future for Bhiwani.

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Dehradun students actively engage in community service through clean-ups, teaching, fundraisers, and care visits.

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