I am absolutely sickened by the horrendous comments directed at this heroic young woman who did her duty to the very end.
She wasn’t even the Pilot in Command (PIC). Her job at that time was handling all the comms. The male pilot at the controls had already realized the graveness of the situation and had started praying as there was nothing either of them could do to save the aircraft.
Do not listen to the cockpit audio of her last minutes, please. It should not even have been made public.
Nathalia Filgueiras did her duty under the absolute worst of circumstances. She relayed factual information right up until impact while shoulder-rolling at 60° bank at 600 MPH. The information will be invaluable in the investigation.
Even as she knew her short but amazing 20 years of life were about to end, she devoted those last seconds to saving future lives by providing critical information to ground control that will inevitably save lives in the future by preventing these types of crashes. The very definition of Heroism. At only 20 years old. 😭💔🕯️
Please keep her, her family and the other crash victims in your prayers. 💔😭😢🙏
Texas was built by hope. By people who had no business believing — but believed anyway.
To every Texan who’s ever wondered if anyone in power is paying attention: We are taking our state back.
Because a little bit of hope is a dangerous thing.
THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT.
Let NOTHING keep you from voting!!!
OUR VERY LIVES AND COUNTRY DEPEND ON YOU!!!
Don’t be someone who says, “I couldn’t make it to the polls.”
MAKE IT! 👍👍👍👏👏👏
A message for the right from the left.
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This entire three minutes is like a therapy session. I highly recommend watching. It’s also frickin’ hilarious.💥
Day One of CRT Awareness week we focus on those that use CRT Equipment and services daily - "CRT isn’t just equipment—it’s how I stay healthy, independent, and fully in my life every single day. Access to Complex Rehab Technology is non-negotiable for people like me. Help protect it. Learn more at https://t.co/QyK4frv4Ot"
#CRTAwareness26. #ItTakesAllOfUs
CALL TO ACTION!
Contact your US Senator asking for their support for S.247- The Choices for Increased Mobility Act!
S. 247 — The Choices for Increased Mobility Act needs the US Senate to pass this important legislation this year. The House of Representatives has already passed its version of the bill. We need everyone to reach out to their Senator's office and ask them to support this bill. We have been working on this bill for five years, and this is our best chance to get it passed.
Email Your Local US Senator Here - https://t.co/Y71qSRNIYJ
CRT Awareness Week starts Monday, September 14.
This is our week to show the world what Complex Rehab Technology actually is—who relies on it every day, how it’s made and delivered, the clinical process behind it, and why access is non-negotiable.
Participation is simple:
Pick your day.
Share what CRT looks like from your seat.
September 14 — CRT Consumer Day
September 15 — CRT Clinician Day
September 16 — CRT Manufacturer Day
September 17 — CRT Provider Day
September 18 — CRT Advocate Day
Post a photo. Tell a story. Tag #CRTAwareness. Point people to https://t.co/QyK4frv4Ot.
One week. One message. The whole community, louder together.
Use #CRTAwareness26 and #ItTakesAllOfUs so we can see your posts and help spread the word.
In honor of the contributions of American workers and in celebration of Labor Day, the NCART offices will be closed on Monday, September 7th. We will be back in the offices on Tuesday, September 8th and ready to get back in fight to protect CRT equipment and services.
If you want to join us, visit https://t.co/QyK4frv4Ot.
I manage a local daycare with a firm rule: pick-up is 6:00 PM, and late arrivals pay $2 a minute. One night at 6:45 PM, a young mother rushed in wearing hospital scrubs, looking completely worn out. Her fine came out to $90. Clutching her toddler, she apologized through tears and explained that severe understaffing forced her to stay for shift change. She accepted the fee, but begged me not to drop her child from the program.
Seeing how exhausted she was, I opened the billing system and cleared the $90 charge. Then I went to the kitchen, packed up three leftover plates of baked ziti, and handed her the warm food. "According to the system, you got here at 5:59," I said with a wink. "Take this home so you don't have to cook tonight." Rules keep things in order, but empathy keeps us human.
These angles shows exactly how devastating the situation in Nepal was. Stones and bridges… even humans were swept away like it was nothing. You might shed a tear watching this
🕸️Thursday on the web:
WASHINGTON – The six-month temporary moratorium on accepting Medicare supplier enrollment applications, which became effective on Feb. 27, 2026, has now expired as of Aug. 27, 2026.
https://t.co/oBYMgU56w4
CMS Ends the 6-Month Moratorium on New DMEPOS Enrollments
Today The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced the end of their six-month temporary moratorium on new DMEPOS enrollments. This was put in place to try to stop criminal actors from posing as legitimate providers and causing Medicare and taxpayers to incur costs from fraudulent billing. NCART supports removing unscrupulous providers, but we must protect NCART members and ensure they can expand their services to care for CRT consumers.
Read more about the announcement here -
https://t.co/SmXSXM0qXF