@flywithmetae@Mormolykeia If you can't handle being married to "a disabled" you shouldn't get married at all. Because anyone can become disabled at any time.
@heymrsbond We did exactly that in 2020. Moved to a lower cost area from the city we lived in and joined several households (myself, spouse and stepkid/my parents and brother/my grandparents). It's been so beneficial, especially as my grandfather's dementia gets worse, knowing we have the 1/
So medically assisted death has called me 12 times in 48 hours but a doctor couldn’t see or talk to me the entire year of 2023 to help me with my health.
@PrincessZhayy@keatingssixth I answer my kid's questions in age-appropriate ways. Lying is always worse. And he's a better, more compassionate person for having been told the truth about horrible things that happen in the world.
@JBrice80@big_virgo911@lmTheReasonWhy Interesting. When I worked in a grocery store it was a fairly regular occurrence to call for cleanup because a human had trailed shit up one aisle and down another out their pant leg or skirt.
@GlennOgilv38110 @hardasamother @GHMansfield Do you have any idea how much wheelchairs cost? Or any idea how often people's personal property goes missing in a hospital?
@DGlaucomflecken I haven't in years. My current doctor offers another test in its place. Not covered by insurance but only costs $25 so I've been lucky enough to be able to do it instead.