This essay is by far the most personal piece I have ever written, and publishing it feels like the scariest—and most important—thing I have ever done.
It is about the hell that was my childhood, and how systems of power and abuse are created—and upheld.
https://t.co/tSxhM6YKt0
We’re conditioned from school-age to get used to 40-hour weeks, brash fluorescent lighting, and doing what we’re told without question. And when we inevitably struggle along the way, we’re blamed instead of shown compassion.
Capitalism and empathy are like oil and water.
She believed she could but it was uncompensated, non promotable work she had no interest in so she set a reasonable boundary, protected her time, and said no.
After participating in a @UofUHealth PEAK wellness course on #mindfulness with @AdamWHanley1, #SocialWork staff member @DawsPack reflects on her experience in class and with meditation more generally.
https://t.co/l0j6drojgm
People think people are getting worse, but actually people are getting better. And this has been the case for at least 70 years.
Fascinating paper that you can read for free. https://t.co/X8542hh50Q
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@dave__whiteside My partner & doula pushed on pressure points on my back and knees through *every contraction. When they got tired, they switched. This continual support is a big part of how I was able to have an unmedicated birth (important to me) (also fortunate we didn't have medical issues)