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beep boop bones go crunch

beep boop bones go crunch

You don't feel like wearing your compression socks today?

That's fine,

But just think of how good your calves would look if you did.

You could transport Beetlejuice into any musical, and he would fit right in/make the show better.

Change my mind.

I weeble and wobble and sometimes fall down.

Just googled how to fix soft shelled books and was very confused when I received recipes for crab.

Happy National Rare Disease Day!!!

February 28th is National Rare Disease Day because the 29th is the rarest day of the year.

Hear me out - books with blacklight ink.

It would be more efficient than glow in the dark ink because they would have to absorb light to begin with. And you could read at night in a car without blinding the driver.

You could get either a UV headlight or a UV book light.

I would spend way too much money on this

How do you politely tell a doctor to fuck off?

@ask-and-i-answer a Disney wedding will be amazing!

hey bestie!!! loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you

@ask-and-i-answer I'm sorry. Are we still getting married? Please say yes. 🥺🙏🫰

hey bestie!!! loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you

@computerglitch306 you forgot me. I guess you don't love me anymore.

...Time to die🔪🩸

hey bestie!!! loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you loving you

I was braiding my little cousin's hair and I was wearing a deep cut shirt and as I was leaning over her, the crystal in my bra fell out and hit her in the head.

Tis' my birthday and I am now officially the dancing queen, young and sweet.

(I am in so much pain)

There was a dude who looked like Elon Musk in the ER.

There was a dude who looked like Elon Musk in the ER.

Can we have cane nooks in public bathrooms?

Like I was just in a library bathroom and my cane kept sliding while I was washing my hands and it was super hard to hold onto my cane and wash my hands.

It would be helpful if there were dips in the counter in-between each sink so I can rest my cane in there and not have to worry about it falling.

This is aimed more towards the Service Dog community...

Okay, so I have had multiple diagnosis over the past few years. My lovely list includes POTS, hEDS, essential tremors, ect. I am a Junior in HS and I am wanting to owner-train a service dog. My mom thinks that exercise and medication will make me better. The meds that doctors have previously given me haven't worked and I just got an exercise program that is specific to my conditions about a five months ago, and have seen little improvement. I rely a lot on my mom to help me do things and when I get to college, she won't be there to help me anymore. I want to become more independent and really struggle to do so now.

We don't have the money to get a dog professionally trained and I have made it clear that I would be willing to put in all the work. My mom has said on multiple occasions that when our *pet* dog dies, that she doesn't want any more (not because she hates animals, but because she loves to travel) I have explained that a service dog is not considered a pet and that it is a piece of medical equipment. She also says that I can just use our arthritic 8yo dog instead of getting an actual sd because I will get better and won't need one later on. I have done extensive research on what breeds that would best fit my needs, what tasks it would need to learn, and how to train them. I have also spent hours upon hours reading our local and state laws as well as the ADA's.

So...I guess my question is, when did you know that you needed a service dog? And how can I convince my mother?

Edit: She is now saying that if I get a Service dog, our pet has to go live somewhere else.

The Cha-cha Slide and Cupid Shuffle ain't have NOTHING on The Time Warp and you can't change my mind.

I don't just drop it hella low...

I just drop

Anybody else have a sensory problem with wearing a winter coat indoors?

Like, I can't wear a coat in a freezing car because it is too much coat.

I freaking love this 😂

Some fun things for my chronic babes - keep all hospital bands from the year and use them as ornaments during Christmas time!

Bonus points if you can get like an x-ray as the tree topper.

I can definitely relate. My psychologist sees my point of view, but unfortunately the hospital that all my specialists are at don't wright service dog prescriptions. My mom believes that this will all go away with time and that I won't need one later.

Unfortunately I have been dealing with my symptoms almost my whole life and am about to be going to college and I can't exactly have a puppy in a dorm.

I have no job and no way to care for a puppy and myself either.

I don’t know what I’m supposed to do at this point.

I want a service dog so so badly, but I’m scared to ask the therapist for a recommendation letter. I’m scared she’ll say no.

I want to live my life. I’m lonely and I really need someone with me. I have an entire slide show set up. Ive planned so much. But if I can’t even get up the courage to talk about it to a therapist.

I don’t know how I can talk to my parents.



i need therapy after watching this

I am seeing a lot of controversy that Ride the Cyclone is abilist. Don't get me wrong, it is to some extent. But I feel like the people saying that the show is abilist because they introduce a disabled character and almost immediately get rid of his disability have some of it wrong.

The main theme of the show is death (because they all died) and as a disabled person, seeing a disabled character be able to be free of the pain and that he could be 'normal' and do things he wouldn't have been able to do in life makes me feel good. I personally believe that in death, there should be no physical ailments from the living world.

I apologize if you disagree with me, but this is how I see it.

I love the disability pride pin!

found this shwaty <3

now thats more like what my hair looks like <3

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I just found out that dickering is a word.

Dickering - engaging in petty arguments or bargaining

Pro tip for my cold babes - put a glass jar of water on a candle warmer and whenever you get cold, put your hands on that. It feels so warm - but not too hot. For an added bonus, put some essential oil in there to make the room smell good.

I have a really safe candle warmer that is away from my dog and I can leave it running for a few days at a time without burning my house down!

If you want to try this, make sure to do a trial run by monitoring it to know if it gets too hot.