@VP If only the US had some leverage to hold them accountable. 🙄like the billions and the weapons. You love to talk about how no one is above the law except when Israel is breaking it. Arms embargo now.
A majority of Americans are deeply unserious about socialized medicine because what does it say about you that you’re celebrating the end to the public health emergency because it means you don’t have to mask while millions lose healthcare.
If possible PLEASE buy your Girl Scout cookies from a brown baby girl. As a former troop leader, the disproportion amount of sales is HUGE! I know it’s tempting to buy from those selling outside of the grocery store, but it’s hard for US to even get those spots.
@mattbc I am terrible at it. I try to only do what I absolutely have to but even relatively small tasks absolutely wipe me out. I have moderate to severe CFS/ME along w host of other chronic health issues.
When I asked how to access back to school nite since I can’t go, got a reply 3 days later said I should reach out 2 my kids teachers 2 get whatever info was given.They have 14 teachers betw the 2 of them. Now that it’s just us disabled folks needing online options, they are gone
I said this early on in the pandemic too. I’m severely chronically ill and mostly homebound for yrs. For 15 months I was finally able to have virtual IEP and pta meetings. in sept pta, iep and BTSN were all only in person now that non disabled people don’t need remote options
This whole tweet thread is so spot on. As someone with severe chronic health issues, I’ve noticed the very same thing. Isolation is a way of life well before covid and will remain my reality and many others
July 26th is the 31st anniversary of the ADA!
The ADA ensures many rights, including that service animals, defined as dogs (and miniature horses in some instances), can go wherever the general public can go, including into medical facilities.
https://t.co/TZjWOW4NGS
#ADA31