RESISTING FOOLISHNESS THAT IS HARMING AMERICA. 💙
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LoveRules retweeted
No. You gave away your nursing career.
Why do you think BCBS would use incentives to decrease the risk of serious illness and hospitalization of their customers? A vaccine is much less expensive than covering severe illness and ICU stays.
LoveRules retweeted
Do you just go to funerals and ask people if they were vaccinated? 😂 you know that most people took the vaccine right? It’s like saying everyone I know that died drove cars. Doesn’t mean cars killed them.
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The 2010 screening of 1,899 Amish children confirmed ASD in 7 (roughly 1 in 271). Clinicians working with Amish families and genetic studies (including founder mutations tied to autism and seizures) document additional cases. Prevalence remains uncertain and likely undercounted due to cultural norms and limited formal diagnostics, but it is not absent.
LoveRules retweeted
Yes, autism occurs in Amish communities. A 2010 study screened 1,899 Amish children in Ohio and Indiana and confirmed ASD in 7, for a rate of about 1 in 271. Experts who work with Amish families (including in Lancaster, PA) report cases, and genetic studies have identified mutations linked to autism and seizures in the population. Exact prevalence is uncertain and may be underdiagnosed due to cultural factors, limited formal screening, and different healthcare access, but it is not zero.
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“A world without trans people has never existed and never will. I can’t think of anything more vile and small and pathetic than terrorizing the smallest, most vulnerable community of people who want nothing from you, except the right to exist.”
-Pedro Pascal
LoveRules retweeted
How did you determine any were unnecessary? What would you recommend for somebody with refractory hypoxia, hypercapnia, tachypnea and tachycardia?
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🙄Headline grabbing always fails. You didn’t even read it.
“Records provided by Talarico’s campaign appear to show that he did comply with residency requirements during the period scrutinized by the conservative outlets.
In October 2021, Talarico announced he would move to the area where he grew up after Republicans redrew his Texas House district to favor their party.
Talarico updated his address to his parents’ home in the new House district on his voter registration, on his driver’s license and with the U.S. Postal Service on Nov. 5, 2021, according to records his campaign provided. Those include a photo of his voter registration application and screenshots of receipts from the Texas Department of Public Safety and USPS. Talarico also rented a 10-foot U-Haul moving truck for six hours that day, according to a screenshot of a receipt.
The changes happened three days before the one-year cutoff, making him eligible to run for that seat.”