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π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
When I was 11 years old, I was on the heart transplant waiting list.
We nearly missed a call from the hospital that they had a donor heart for me. This was in 2002, and I was about to go online and feed my Neopet when my mom got the phone call.
This was back in the days of AOL and dial-up internet, when you had to connect your landline phone to a modem to get online. It meant you couldnβt receive or make phone calls.
It's been 24 years, and I still wonder what stopped me from using the family computer that morning, or if it was just fate. π€
#BeADonor.
Okβ¦like what kind of shit? Fun shit?
Boring shit?
ALT Sign says βNow Hiring for Evening Shit.β
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π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
I am so sick of society treating having standards as some sort of prejudicial belief. I want people to achieve their potential and lowering expectations towards people you believe are disadvantaged isn't helping them, its insulting them. Instead of lowering the bar, you should help people raise themselves to meet it.
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Bonus Fact: Dorothy Dandridge had a disabled daughter named Harolyn. Harolyn acquired a brain injury at birth. She couldnβt even recognize her parents.
Dandridge did all she could to care for her child. Sadly, she ended up institutionalized and died in her 60s. Only to be buried in an unmarked grave.
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Marsha Linehan passed away yesterday at the ripe old age of 83.
After defeating suicide.
After defeating BPD.
After building a movement, battling despair and claiming hope for people with Borderline Personality Disorder.
Her work has changed more lives than I can count. It helped change mine. I know many, many people who are alive today and credit it to their work under her model.
She was made for a mission. And she fulfilled it.
May you rest in peace, Marsha Linehan, may there be treasures in heaven for you, and may we continue to carry on the torch. π₯
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
I am extremely thankful to everyone who has helped my family. My pain is pretty high so it's a difficult time. If anyone could help with our most dire needs we would be incredibly grateful
100 phone
200 food
200 for pain treatment π«£π¬
Thank you for your help and kindness ππ»
Hereβs Jimothyβ¦
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Thatβs all Iβve got π€·π»ββοΈππ€¦π»ββοΈ
ALT Jimothy the raccoon
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Disabled family of 3, each severely disabled in our own ways, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, AuDHD, Epilepsy... We each have daily struggles and fight for growth and survival.
Thank you ππ»π
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π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
That's a white feminist analysis.
The Kardashians were NEVER financially free of men, and the men in their lives were central to their strategy for acquiring fame and wealth.
Their initial wealth came from a multimillion-dollar inheritance from their father, a famous attorney. The Kardashians pandered to the Black male gaze with their numerous plastic surgeries, as a family of white women who paid to have Black womenβs features.
The Black men they've dated have admitted to advising them on how to imitate Black culture. It's not a feminist utopia if their successful empire under capitalism was built on theft from Black women designers (just Google the lawsuits against them).
Their proximity to, and romantic relationships with, famous Black men paved the way on their highway of cultural vulturism. They're wrongfully credited as innovators of styles and trends invented by Black people.
This isn't matriarchy, but white supremacy.
Ok Iβm further into Citizen Kim. One under discussed aspect of the kardashians is how they live in a kind of feudal family estate arrangement in giant houses all within at most a 15 min drive of each other (many are walkable) so their kids can all be incredibly close. The men in their lives are barely important to the overall arrangement, they come, they go, theyβre not part of the structure Kris Jenner has created. They seem kind of broadly hated by feminists but in a weird way theyβve created the ultimate feminist utopia, at least as it can exist under capitalism. Theyβre completely financially free from men, in fact any man that even wanders into the picture is often dependent on them, and their kids are raised in a kind of sisterly hive mom way. I think because theyβre hot or at least dress to appeal to the male gaze this aspect of their whole thing is never discussed but itβs kinda radical. Theyβre essentially βpost men.β
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Disabled people have been begging non-disabled people to do this type of introspection for years: admitting to the biases and discomfort you have around us.
It doesn't make you a bad person, but not working to challenge your ableism does. Chrisean Jr. has exposed how cruel society is towards disabled kids.
This child is making me confront my own internalized biases because I didn't how uncomfortable I am seeing disables children until his parents put him on stream 24/7. Trying to figure out if it's because I don't think he's getting help or am I just not used to seeing kids with disabilities this often.
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Well, well, well, Russell Brand has been found guilty of rape and sexual assaultβ¦
ABOUT F*CKING TIME!
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Iβve heard horrific stories about him directly from female comics and endless second-hand accounts so good riddance to him.
#RussellBrand #RussellBrandPredator
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
For some of us, our disabilities come with constant fear. This weekend I passed out for the first time in several years. I'm terrified to go places because of it.
The one thing in life I crave is the freedom that non-disabled people take for granted, where they can go anywhere and do anything without fear of a medical event happening/setback.
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Instead of sharing useless inspiration porn these pages post for engagement and to make money exploiting us, share mutual aid campaigns helping disabled people pay for medical bills, rent, medicine, and surgeries.
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
You canβt claim to care about Jr. while calling him and Chrisean the r-word and saying he should have been aborted rather than be born disabled.
Do you all hear yourselves?
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
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π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
The mass shooter was disabled and was in βspecial needsβ classes at that elementary school when he was younger.
He specifically went back to the βspecial needsβ classroom to carry out his violence. Often, people think disabled children are safe from school shooters bc society pities them.
Sometimes theyβre the target.
π¨MEET SAYLOR GRAHAM. SHEβS ONLY SEVEN YEARS OLD. AND SHEβS FIGHTING TO RECOVER AFTER BEING SHOT IN THE FACE AT SCHOOL.
I want everyone to take a moment to look at this beautiful little girl.
Her name is Saylor Graham, and she is one of the youngest survivors of yesterdayβs horrific mass shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon.
Saylor, who uses a wheelchair and already lives with significant medical challenges, was inside the classroom when 16-year-old Griffin J. John II opened fire with a 12-gauge shotgun, killing three children and a 25-year-old teacher.
Saylor survived.
And tonight, there is some encouraging news.
According to the Bend Police Departmentβs latest update, Saylor received lifesaving treatment at the scene and is now hospitalized at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, where she remains in serious but stable condition.
This little girl and her family were already fighting battles long before a gunman entered her classroom.
According to a GoFundMe established to support her recovery, Saylor has numerous existing medical needs. Her parents are both self-employed, and caring for their daughter has already significantly limited their ability to work.
Now theyβre facing an unimaginable additional burden.
Hospital expenses. Travel. Lodging. Lost income. And the uncertainty of what Saylorβs recovery will require in the weeks and months ahead.
Iβm sharing the fundraiser below for anyone who would like to help.
If you cannot contribute financially, Iβm asking you to do something else.
Pray for Saylor. Pray for her parents. Pray for her medical team. And pray for every family whose life was forever changed yesterday. Please also share her story and her fundraiser everywhere. οΏΌ
Four innocent people didnβt get to come home. Saylor did survive, and Iβm praying this beautiful little girl continues to fight her way back to the life she deserves.
God bless you, sweet Saylor. β€οΈπ
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
Just got home. Surgery went well. Already have a popsicle in hand & laying down. She said there were more tonsil stones in thereβ¦she removed them all not even a month ago. Iβm so glad we removed them!
π€¦π»ββοΈ Jen retweeted
4 popsicles & soup today π
thanks to my friend Jen for the warm liquids idea to help with all the mucous! Sheβs the best
