For me it started slow married at 20 then accelerated w/ two kids at 25 & added 2 more kids w/ medical & developmental needs after that. Mix in a religious system where giving up identity is righteous & at 34 I didn't want to live anymore. I'm better(ish) now, but it was bad.

Spring in Alaska, a novel in two tweets.

This opinion piece seems irrefutable to me. Taken with Matt Acuña Buxton ‘s piece analyzing the “sense of the house” this clearly indicts legislators refusing to follow the constitution and solve the problem! Link to Matt’s piece in following post! adn.com/opinions/2024/…

I made a video. Please keep sharing. I need this to go viral for our case to the U.S. FDA

When someone with chronic illness tells you they are fatigued please understand that it is different from ordinary tiredness.

Our fatigue means we are drained, physically, mentally, and emotionally to our core .

We have nothing left in us .

Trying to function with fatigue…

Put Covid aside for a second.

Let’s say there was an omnipresent airborne virus in the schools and your child is projected to get infected roughly 10 times between kindergarten and 12th grade, without any mitigations.

Let’s say that after 4x there’s more than a 50% chance…

8) Up to 20% of US population has experienced “long covid.”

This = ⬆️ societal healthcare and economic (eg workforce) costs. And by definition, this number will keep going up. We ignore this at our peril.

It’s why we simply can’t pretend Covid is “over.”

Look, before I stop wearing an N95 everywhere, y'all need to have a better answer to 'here's data showing brain damage' than 'nuh-uh!'

You know what the biggest problem with pushing all-things-AI is? Wrong direction.
I want AI to do my laundry and dishes so that I can do art and writing, not for AI to do my art and writing so that I can do my laundry and dishes.