Bianca Brown
@13ianca.bsky.social
Curious pebble, community manager / copywriter / workshop host, beginner bassist 🎸🐦🔥
'Cuz your girl is never on this site. I'm not sure I get it 😭 I feel like the capacity for communication and connection on here is amazing, but I don't know where to start.
January 7, 2026 at 4:31 AM
'Cuz your girl is never on this site. I'm not sure I get it 😭 I feel like the capacity for communication and connection on here is amazing, but I don't know where to start.
A cutie for sure. 🐶
January 7, 2026 at 1:42 AM
A cutie for sure. 🐶
Idk if there is a single person that thinks it does more good than harm.
Those text messages and emails, it makes me think that it's one tactic among many for fundraising. They do it to say they did it.
I do wonder what the data says about this tactic, and how it affects the overall strategy!
Those text messages and emails, it makes me think that it's one tactic among many for fundraising. They do it to say they did it.
I do wonder what the data says about this tactic, and how it affects the overall strategy!
March 6, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Idk if there is a single person that thinks it does more good than harm.
Those text messages and emails, it makes me think that it's one tactic among many for fundraising. They do it to say they did it.
I do wonder what the data says about this tactic, and how it affects the overall strategy!
Those text messages and emails, it makes me think that it's one tactic among many for fundraising. They do it to say they did it.
I do wonder what the data says about this tactic, and how it affects the overall strategy!
Reposted by Bianca Brown
When TB treatment is interrupted, patients are far more likely to develop drug-resistant TB, which is a catastrophe both individually (the disease becomes harder to cure) and societally (we're allowing the bacteria millions of new opportunities to develop further resistance). Many people will die.
February 7, 2025 at 5:18 PM
When TB treatment is interrupted, patients are far more likely to develop drug-resistant TB, which is a catastrophe both individually (the disease becomes harder to cure) and societally (we're allowing the bacteria millions of new opportunities to develop further resistance). Many people will die.