It is the true teacher who leaves the class knowing they have learned the most.
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I had never heard her speak like that. Ever!
But good - push back.
Also, she was a bit late for that comment ;-)
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1978. Me, wearing a shirt with a weed leaf bought with my Village Boho Mom at Spencer's. Gran says:
"Don't do that! You'll go with the Shvartza boys!"
The hate comments are MORE ignorant now! US educated people have no idea that Wiz just took the black back from white lies馃憡
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No need.
It's others who are troubled by my extreme trauma and immeasurable joy.
I don't know how else to be.
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I ask as I was so misdiagnosed over the years. It was hell. It remains hell. And it was NOT MY DAMNED FAULT.
Dear life, I'd like a massively rare bone marrow disease, rapes, abuse, and to be a sex slave before 18 and deal with unspeakable loss and grief with the cool parts k?
PREDATION.
You have to insure your insurance with insurance for insurance. And still not get help.
If that Orange Document is not on my person at all times my DNR is not followed. WHY I AM OPEN SOURCING it all.
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TOO close to my bone marrow. I'm so sorry. I am 57 who has been bleeding her whole life. It took 50 years to get it right.
Healthcare where?
I feel this one deeply. I'm so sorry.
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Of course she was my first go-to gal and did give me some thoughts and a reference but this is not disability related. It's the rule of the predatory profiteer's bible. C'mon. Docs, Pharma, Fed, state ALL benefit from my death. Keeping me alive costs. No will? Assets go to state.
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As I wrote the other day about my husband and stupid advice about just remarrying to 'move on' from more conventional people than I? There is no time limit on grief. Mother/child tends to be a particularly complex and difficult one across most of the natural world.
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Do you believe that because it's what you were told or because it's not like other people? It's a vague and self-negating term often born of long arcs of nature/nurture.
You are the perfect you. And you are kind and working it. That's pretty much as good as most humans ever get.
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A huge help for me was when my beloved therapist Enanu said "what would you tell a dear friend who expresses pain, guilt, shame, or upset?"
I would support, love, comfort everyone and forgive and still do forgive (Mostly)! It never occurred to me to afford myself such self-love.
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Woah can I relate to that! What I could have done but didn't do are the true regrets. And yet, it happens to many people to the point it's a standard in grief counseling to address! Would have, could have, should have. It's agonizing and yet he lives on in you NO MATTER WHAT!
I think we do know.
I think it means facing our own ugly with ruthless truth.
And then doing something about it.
I am possibly very wrong. This is an observation of myself and others.
I do know this: We can help each other. SO MUCH. xo/m
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I want that for you too. I want that for me and everyone I love which is almost everyone. How do we do it?
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This is incredible! I am very interested in extending that to writing my own bill of individual human rights as well as open sourcing all of my medical data and Communications thereof as well as end of life and do not resuscitate documents. Not transparency. Reality. #ForeverOpen
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