@KivanBay It’s so weird. I’ll say something like, “Look, it’s only logical. Thin people and fat people can use the big equipment, but only thin people can use the small equipment, so logic indicates you get the big equipment” and they just look painted that i called myself fat lol
@KivanBay Hello, just wanted to send a heartfelt thanks to you. Been in hospital over 2 weeks now. I’ve spent a lot of that time advocating for fat justice in medical situations, esp re: equipment. Would never have had the knowledge or courage without your work. Thank you.
Aaaand drumroll please: COMMISSIONS ARE NOW OPEN!!!
Please see details in the tweet below & May the odds of the Fourth be ever in your favor. (That’s how that expression goes, right?)
@malamentary Hey there, sorry for the delay! My daughter, a Very Dog Person, consulted groomer friends and got recommendations for mobile grooming from https://t.co/eXE95jahHQ in Broomfield… luck!
Things I’m learning from #chronicPain -
My next good day is coming.
The night may be 4, 5, 8 times longer than I want but when dawn comes, I will be glad.
Nobody can see what my pain level is or tell from my aspect. I have to say.
Hard limits really are hard.
@NeolithicSheep My husband and I have just received our first shot. We both have severe lung compromise and have been in full and uncompromising quarantine for over a year. Being on the path to safety feels like a miracle. Thank you, thank you for your lifesaving participation!
Have you ever sat down in a car, and it simply didn't fit your body? I know that feeling, and I'm on a mission to change that by studying the cars that work best for larger-bodied folks. 1/4
https://t.co/apjvvn9YIN?
Support this Kickstarter. It’s by and about indigenous folk, for everyone, and not only is it at very much a #D&D level of simplicity and RP, but you can send a copy to reservation libraries. Pls share! Coyote & Crow the Role Playing Game
https://t.co/zZ9Gz8Pvjj
If anticipating this pop produces anxiety, it might be helpful to people to make it pop by striking it at the seam on a counter’s edge. I find that being in control of when it’s going to pop is much better!