@lingerie_addict Also, I know that some people are legitimately non-verbal, but it was clear from OP's tweet that they were not talking about those sorts of cases.
@lingerie_addict Like this isn't "I don't know how to do small talk at a party" this is literally just saying that you're fine and asking how the other person is doing.
@QueenMab87 In conclusion, I find it very strange that the original statement made it seem like people don't "value" themselves or the hard work of pregnancy if they choose to not give a baby "their" surname? And while my experiences are not universal, I'm still confused OP's assertion.
@QueenMab87 (3) I'm currently pregnant, and even though I did take my husband's surname when I got married, I would have registered this baby under his surname regardless because of the aforementioned "passport confusion" potential at borders.
@rockymtnhite@coffeespoonie This has been a lifesaver for me for the last several weeks, I suddenly developed PGP overnight and it was brutal - I was surprised at how quickly the belly band made a difference!
@coffeespoonie Look up if there are any places that offer prenatal massages in her area and get a giftcard to one of them! Just make sure it specifies prenatal massage, regular massages have you lay in positions that are unsafe for pregnancy.
hey fandom, actors are probably going to cancel a lot of convention appearances over this. it's going to suck.
be upset, but place the blame on the studios where it belongs. strikes are supposed to be disruptive #SAGAFTRA#SAGstrike
@Delafina777 Yeah, I see this. The issue isn't that people assume that some "magical cure" must exist but is hidden, it's that they don't have access to what's available, which is what makes room for exploitative and dangerous misinformation to spread.
@Delafina777 Granted the stats he's citing are very high level, and there are many confounding factors within the US that can make access to effective treatments impossible for people.
@Delafina777 I agree with the points that you're making, but I also felt like he acknowledged that access is a major issue in the original thread? https://t.co/VNnhLYhJZM
If you’re looking for real injustice, in the US, fewer than 10% of people with my cancer are killed by it. While, in many places, fewer than 10% of people survive it.
It isn’t because they don’t have castor oil and turmeric. It’s because they don’t have chemo.
Unexpected delights about pregnancy - Baby kicks quite a bit after I drink a bit of apple juice, I know it's due to the sugar but I also choose to interpret it as Baby going "YESSSS" so that's a bit of joy in my day.