@TeamYouTube Please help review my terminated account. My young children accessed it from another connected device and posted content without my knowledge, including material that may contain racist/prejudiced language. They no longer have access, and I’ve secured the account.
@RecologySF I hate when you guys switch our regular garbage collectors. Whatever douchebag you sent today to collect on Apollo st, didn't take into account it was the 4th of July and left bags on the sidewalk. Our normal collector would take because he knows it was a big holiday.
@FoodsCo@jeanquan Great another store that's gonna sell Safeway's old stuff in a lower-income neighborhood. Hope the meat sold next month isn't spoiled.
@FoodsCo.
So i guess Black and Brown neighborhoods should just be grateful to have a foodsco even if they sell bad meat. Take all the 99cent reusable bags, so you either have to pay the 25cent per paper bag or the 4.99 reusable bags. Always remember foodsco is part of Safeway.
4 – Nutrition & Movement
Suggest a walk, cook balanced meals, or try stretching together. Healthy routines support your partner and strengthen your bond. Small steps, big results.
#HealthyLivingTogether#SupportAtHome
3 – Appointments Together
Support can be as simple as sitting beside your partner at a doctor’s visit. It shows care, helps you both learn, and reminds her she’s not alone.
#TogetherStronger#MenWhoCare
2 – Common Symptoms
Hot flashes, mood swings, memory lapses—it’s biology, not “drama.” Patience and empathy help your partner feel safe through change. Understanding beats judgment.
#PerimenopauseAwareness#SupportAtHome
1 – Clear Communication
Perimenopause can be confusing. Men: ask “How are you really doing?” and listen without fixing. Honest talks build trust and show you’re present. Support starts with communication.
#MenWhoCare#HealthyRelationships