BonesOfTheMoon @ BonesOfTheMoon @lemmy.world Posts 2,763Comments 6,096Joined 2 yr. ago
I was feeling mischievous today so I gave this sovcit some good sovcitty advice.
Sovcit tried to pay off their car with magic paperwork, ended well for sovcit.
In his younger years you could stand my dog in a handstand and play his belly like a bongo and he loved it.
I know a nurse who was working in peds during a smaller measles outbreak last year in Ontario where that child died. She said to me that the children she worked with were all unvaccinated, they were the sickest people she's ever worked with in her career, and that the parents were universally obnoxious and resistant.
The other thing is that if any unvaccinated child who simply isn't old enough for the vaccine, meaning babies, is exposed to measles, even if they are asymptomatic they still have to be treated. She told me they had to treat 30 babies from that outbreak in our city alone.
If you got vaccinated from 1970 or earlier, get a booster. If later than that, get your titer level checked. The immunity is good but not everyone becomes immune.
Yes I got a titer too and am waiting for results. These ignorant asses aren't going to kill me with their nonsense. I also just got the shingles vaccine, my tenth COVID shot, and next pneumococcal and RSV vaccines. I'm sorry weaponized disinformation on unmoderated social media has led them to this but also they can fuck off all the way to fuckoffville and then fuck off some more.
I like that!
Yeah that one packs a punch. As someone who is recently separated but living with my vicious ex because of money, one day I hope I walk right past him and don't even break my stride.
And it's the ka-yutest little bebe.
Estrangement. Which doesn't sound nice, but it's the gift that keeps on giving to me. BPD in older women that has gone untreated and where they have no insight is BRUTAL.
I work at a large downtown city hospital which is in a pretty gnarly part of the city, this morning walking in the cops were walking someone out of the ER in handcuffs and a gown and nothing else, and the other day I had to tell security to go get the passed out naked guy out of the bus stop out front, and last week some woman was yelling at the dietary staff because they wouldn't give her a spoon to go out and do heroin with. But there are Saskatoon berry trees all over the puny lawns and I can eat a handful in the morning if I get there before the starlings do, and somehow just the sight of the place when I walk in is beautiful every day, when in icy winter. It exemplifies everything about my city for me and why I love it, warts and all. It's always full of people flowing around the hallways in a constant stream and it feels so alive.
I just pulled that out of my sovcit mad libs vocabulary.
They do though, whether I give them assvice or not.
No purple for babies.
In the late 90s there was a women's magazine called Bust, and for some reason they'd also let you have a bust dot com email account if you wanted. You could email me at cleavage@bust.com, and those were creative fun days of the Internet.
ETA: it still exists as a quarterly internet magazine but it is NOTHING like it was, it was a great magazine.
I know the band members are controversial, but I just love them. Mick Mars is the best guitar player in the world, I don't care what anyone says. He's a god.
Shit I picked the wrong shot, fixed.
All those avocados I was going to eat that ossify into a leathery lump!
I think work from home should be the norm and people who oppose it are just your managers who don't want to be obsolete, but I worked from home for 4 years from 2008-2012, before it was more common, and I basically drove myself crazy with loneliness and feeling out of the loop. This was partially due to bad circumstances personally, but after a few months of just your pyjamas you start to feel really sloppy and desperate.
I should add this was long before Zoom or any video meetings so that didn't help.
It did, it just only got noticed in people who are intellectually disabled. That's the only kid I knew with autism growing up in the 80s who got diagnosed.
The son of a family friend obviously has Asperger's, he's a few years older than me, and his parents did have him tested back then and were told nothing was wrong, but I don't think they had that knowledge back then. He will ask me for a Coke Zero every ten minutes like clockwork when he comes over, polish it off and ask for another.
It is ABSOLUTE agony. Painful on the degree that birth is. My friend says her dad has broken a million bones and had cancer, and still says shingles is the worst pain he's felt.
Cool, how do I disable this shit feature?
I so seldom drive it, my ex spouse mostly does so he picked it out. I am fine with that, but still adapting.