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Along with my usual awareness, advocacy and assistance, we are offering education assistance to families impacted by Long Covid. My efforts to help others and stay afloat financially have taken a blow as of late but I will continue to help and make noise as much as I can. If you would like to help with support please do so, and share is appreciated as well. Thanks, YerAweSum
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Education Assistance for kids and families who are impacted by Long Covid, and post Covid Conditions.
If you’d like to support this with a donation please do so. The more we raise, the more time we can dedicate to youth and families that need support.
gofund.me/185171594 PayPal:[email protected]
DM or email at [email protected] if you are interested in the service or know someone who might be.
#education #covid19 #health #kids #school
Hangtooth retweeted
My thoughts...
Canada wants to end homelessness within 10 years. For context, here's what Finland accomplished and how much work Canada has ahead of us to achieve this goal.
Finland introduced Housing First in 2008 and reduced homelessness by approximately 57% over 15 years. That's an incredible accomplishment, but it also shows how much time and commitment this takes.
Canada is facing a severe housing shortage, rising rents, increasing homelessness, and a lack of adequate mental health and addiction supports.
We need affordable housing, supportive housing with proper services attached, and investments in preventing people from becoming homeless in the first place.
And we need all three levels of government working together, regardless of political affiliation.
Here's something I think people need to understand.
It's not just about how many people we get into housing. It's about making sure we're housing people faster than others are becoming homeless. I'm hopeful, and I want to see this succeed.
However ending homelessness requires more than a 10-year promise, it requires a 10-year commitment backed by action, funding and accountability.
Homelessness isn't inevitable, it's a problem we can solve if we have the political will to do it!
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Took me a while to notice this went viral lol. I see the true Canada was put all out in the open based off that one original tweet everyone was quoting. I’m glad Twitter is still Twitter. Canada’s image can’t be whitewashed anymore.
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That’s often what people are suggesting when they tell chronically ill and disabled people to take a social media break…lol
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An absolute nothing burger acute (vaccinated) #Covid infection has left me unable to drive due to the mental focus required. To only read for 30 minutes (good day)
Losing words. Losing short memory. Intermittent poor vision. Screaming tinnitus.
I'm terrified of where it leads.
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Elon Musk spent $44 BILLION buying Twitter, only to become the biggest meme on his own platform.
Imagine paying that much money to get roasted for free, it's GLORIOUS.
I love this for him. 🤣
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Delighted to announce that my poem "Simultaneities" won 2nd prize (and $1000 – a nice surprise!) in the 2026 University of Canberra Health Poetry Prize. Congrats to the winner, A Frances Johnson. All shortlisted poems will be published in an anthology, "Conditions of Living" 🥳
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I own V for Vendetta. Since it came out…
How committed are you to change?
Just saying. 😂
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The fear and resistance didn’t appear out of nowhere.
In Feb–March 2020, USA officials actively told the public not to wear masks.
The Surgeon General tweeted “Seriously people STOP BUYING MASKS! They are NOT effective in preventing general public from catching Coronavirus.”
Fauci said on 60 Minutes “There’s no reason to be walking around with a mask.”
Fauci later said the earlier “don’t wear masks” guidance was mainly to save PPE for healthcare workers and because officials did not yet fully understand asymptomatic spread.
On April 3, the CDC changed its advice and began recommending cloth masks in public because of new evidence that people could spread Covid asymptomatically.
The WHO promoted advice against masking until June.
When President Trump announced the new CDC guidance, he called it “voluntary” and said he would not wear a mask himself.
That rapid, poorly explained reversal from “masks don’t help the public and may even increase risk” to “masks are essential” created lasting distrust.
That sudden flip, combined with social media posts claiming masks cause CO2 poisoning and framing them as tools of control, is why a simple piece of filtration media still triggers such strong fear and loathing in so many people.
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Black people deserve more than your thanks. We deserve racial equality in this country
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Reminds me how I recently told a lefty friend about being incapacitated by long Covid & feeling abandoned by society
They started lecturing me:
“No, you shouldn’t say you’ve been abandoned by society, you’ve been abandoned by the GOVERNMENT”
