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Most people have never heard of ulcerative colitis until it changes someone’s life. Ulcerative colitis is an autoimmune disease where your immune system attacks your colon, causing bleeding, severe pain, diarrhea, fatigue, and inflammation. And for many Black women, the battle starts long before the diagnosis. 👩🏾🤎 Our pain... is too often dismissed, our symptoms blamed on stress, and we’re frequently diagnosed later than we should be. There is no cure for ulcerative colitis. Medication can help manage it, but the only surgical cure is removing the colon. After that, you live with either an ostomy or a J-pouch. My ostomy didn’t end my life—it gave me my life back. ✨ If your body is telling you something is wrong, don’t stop advocating for yourself until someone listens. You deserve to be heard. 🩺✊🏾🤎 #womenshealth #blackwomen #ostomyawareness #ulcerativecolitis #ulcerativecolitisawarenessshow more

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//Spoilers The pain in her voice, my god, something inside me broke over and over hearing that soft, innocent tone "I REGRET NOTHING." It hits you "BUT STILL I DIDN'T HAVE TO LEAVE YOU." This breaks you Aemeath: What will make you proud? Rover: My only wish for is that you live a happy life Rover: And you? What's your wish for me? Aemeath: I wish that in your long, long life you never forget how to feel. The sorrow and the joy

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Ray Dalio

99,275 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

So today, you celebrate the Supreme Court’s decision against us. You clap, you smile, you call it “justice.” But I am Bhairava… a dog who never asked for your food, your house, your riches. All I wanted was to exist, to breathe on the same land you walk on. If only for one day you let your own children live my life. Let them sleep on an empty stomach. Let them walk under the burning sun with no roof to hide under. Let them feel stones cutting their skin, kids breaking their ribs, hatred chasing themfor nothing more than being born. One day is enough. Then you will know the pain you clap for today. And listen carefully I am not your enemy. My kind is not your threat. The real danger is the human sitting beside you, smiling with you, hugging you while hiding venom in their heart. That human can betray you in a moment, stab you in the back, rob you of dignity, and end your life. We dogs don’t wear masks. Our loyalty is honest, our love is pure. But you humans… your masks are so convincing, your deceit so deep, that the one you trust the most will one day be the one to destroy you. So go on, celebrate. But remember it is not me you should fear. It is your own kind. Community dog Bhairava 🐾 #dogs #SaveDelhiNCRDogs #savedogs #rescuedog #Pet #petadoptionbangalore #petsinbangalore #communitydogs #straydogs #StreetDogsMatter

So today, you celebrate the Supreme Court’s decision against us. You clap, you smile, you call it “justice.” But I am Bhairava… a dog who never asked for your food, your house, your riches. All I wanted was to exist, to breathe on the same land you walk on. If only for one day you let your own children live my life. Let them sleep on an empty stomach. Let them walk under the burning sun with no roof to hide under. Let them feel stones cutting their skin, kids breaking their ribs, hatred chasing themfor nothing more than being born. One day is enough. Then you will know the pain you clap for today. And listen carefully I am not your enemy. My kind is not your threat. The real danger is the human sitting beside you, smiling with you, hugging you while hiding venom in their heart. That human can betray you in a moment, stab you in the back, rob you of dignity, and end your life. We dogs don’t wear masks. Our loyalty is honest, our love is pure. But you humans… your masks are so convincing, your deceit so deep, that the one you trust the most will one day be the one to destroy you. So go on, celebrate. But remember it is not me you should fear. It is your own kind. Community dog Bhairava 🐾 #dogs #SaveDelhiNCRDogs #savedogs #rescuedog #Pet #petadoptionbangalore #petsinbangalore #communitydogs #straydogs #StreetDogsMatter

Pet Adoption Bangalore

11,052 просмотров • 1 год назад

I’m of the camp who wishes and hopes that Sebastian Telfair gets back on track for himself and for his kids who depend on him. I can recall me going through life and financial hardship and it wasn’t pretty. There was a lot of struggle I battled publicly and didn’t know how to manage my life for a period of time. I don’t know how he’s gotten to where he’s at. The fact is that he’s there and he has to do something about it. That mentality of dealing with reality and getting up daily to change my situation is what got me to where I’m at. Sometimes things are what they are…. You have to get back on your feet and get your life in order. I don’t have to say I told you so to the people who counted me out or laughed at me. All I have to do is exist and live. The results show themselves over time. It’s better to get back up, have class, laugh in the back of your mind and help others. Losers who wish hell on your life have internal issues. Anyone who’s dealt with life knows the ups and downs of it and doesn’t laugh at others hardships! @itiswhatitis_talk

I’m of the camp who wishes and hopes that Sebastian Telfair gets back on track for himself and for his kids who depend on him. I can recall me going through life and financial hardship and it wasn’t pretty. There was a lot of struggle I battled publicly and didn’t know how to manage my life for a period of time. I don’t know how he’s gotten to where he’s at. The fact is that he’s there and he has to do something about it. That mentality of dealing with reality and getting up daily to change my situation is what got me to where I’m at. Sometimes things are what they are…. You have to get back on your feet and get your life in order. I don’t have to say I told you so to the people who counted me out or laughed at me. All I have to do is exist and live. The results show themselves over time. It’s better to get back up, have class, laugh in the back of your mind and help others. Losers who wish hell on your life have internal issues. Anyone who’s dealt with life knows the ups and downs of it and doesn’t laugh at others hardships! @itiswhatitis_talk

Maurice Clarett

63,636 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад