Cardwell Higgins - Out Of The Earth You Came (1930)
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I saw a physical therapist for the first time. She took an hour reviewing my medical history, asking me lots of questions. Then she had me bend in various ways, said I was high on a scale that correlates to EDS. I’m now referred to a genetics specialist for potential diagnosis. My GP said they will ask questions to look for specific things, but I chuckled thinking “can’t they just check everything?”
It’s an ignorant question, I’m still asking at the appointment. What was your experience?
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My husband and I sleep in different rooms, my choice. He has to get up early and I have a T2 flare in the pons area of my brain and dysautonomia which means my sleep cycle is eFFFFF’d.
So instead of his snoring keeping me up it’s my 17-year-old cat. Higher powers are laughing at this.
Are there c-pap machines for cats?
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One day, your skull will be as empty as a conch shell on a fence post,
full of wind and gentle quiet.
Today, it’s a cauldron of ghosts.
Flesh and electricity.
Water and memory.
A machine that makes reality.
Now. Here. Your skull is the garden where fact flowers into meaning.
(From the poetry collection Love Notes from the Hollow Tree by Jarod K. Anderson.)
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WHAT THE WATER GAVE ME (1938), by Frida Kahlo.
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spectators by Kacper H. Kieć
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Golden-gai, Shinjuku 新宿
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You ever crack your neck so hard it stings through your body, but you can suddenly see better?
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Florence and the Machine, from “Mother”
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Natalie Díaz, from “American Arithmetic”, Postcolonial Love Poem (2020)
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Margaret Atwood, from The Blind Assassin
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if you make $50,000/year, after tax will be $36,000 (estimate)
$36,000/12 months = $3,000 to spend and save monthly
being super conservative with the spending and calculation (state of GA):
$1,500 (rent/mortgage) + $300 (utilities/internet/phone bill) + $300 (grocery) + $150 (gas) + $450 (car + insurance payment) = $2,700 spent with $300 left
$300 left for:
medical bills (copay/coinsurance) that you might need to pay for
other monthly bills that i have not listed
car maintenance (oil change etc) or home repairs
buying presents for family or yourself
savings
investing in something that hopefully will give you a good return
there is really nothing left
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“I was always ashamed to take. So I gave. It was not a virtue. It was a disguise.”
— Anaïs Nin, The Diary Of Anais Nin, Vol. 4: 1944-1947
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