@_drongo I think what's missing is conversations on invisible disability that comes degenerative chronic illnesses. Autoimmunes are uncertain, life long and in most cases degenerative. If the alopecia is autoimmune related, it could evolve into further complications.
@_drongo The fear, anxiety of debility and uncertain degeneration does then shape your sense of capacity, which can be very disabling in certain moments of your life
@mounicasreesai I think after the exhaustion and all the money spent on my 1st cycle, don't think I have the energy or motivation for a 2nd round. Kudos to those who keep at it. I'm going to resign myself to looking for jobs π₯²
We're at this fancy brewery in JP Nagar. The table next to ours orders a plate of sliders. My father looks at them disapprovingly and whispers to us, "who orders vada pav in a place like this? " π€¦ββοΈ
We are closing early tonight (Friday) at 6:30pm and staying closed over the weekend until Wednesday Feb 9thπ€. One of our staff was physically assaulted on their way to work today, blocked on the sidewalk by two men and shoved to the ground for wearing a mask.
@ManjiriIndurkar I've never followed one way. My illness comes with a lot if restrictions, so in order to not come across as stuck up, I end up explaining why the restrictions. On other days I don't want to be seen as ill, so I just keep quiet and pretend to be as 'normal' as possible.