@emilykmay I always read these (common) stories in horror. I went back to work at 8mo pp of my own choice, pumped until 18 months, with support. And it’s all protected
@ShuliElisheva I’ve recently found out a couple of people I am friendly w are trans and can absolutely say I felt fine w them in toilets before I knew and just as ok after. Also yay for sharing toilet paper
@AuroraNebulosa Your take assumes everyone is in the same position as you- which is highly unlikely. Makes you seem incredibly unprofessional and unlikable
@9NewsMelb@ajhegarty We went- traffic was slow but orderly. For once plenty of disabled parking, which is often missing at events like this. I don’t quite know what people expected from a sell out event like this?
@doc_bipolar I had heart surgery at 4. The only stand memories for me was someone helping me listen to my heart and an egg sandwich (which I threw up and it hurt) frequently shared that with parents of kids in the same age group when I was a PICU nurse.
@auspost you really need to sort out your delivery drivers. Twice in one week they ‘can’t gain access’ to our driveway. Why am I paying for delivery when they can’t do their job.
@ask_aubry I sent my husband to work when I was having surgery but he absolutely was there to pick me up, sorted the kids and the food and the house when I got home, you know, like a human being.
@anothercohen Usually around 0939-10. Up at 0445 for the gym and back for husband to leave for work at 0615. Alternative is no gym so that’s my preference