Icareye
@icareye.bsky.social
20 // bi // trans // nb // she/it // 🔞18+ only🔞
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October 18, 2024 at 8:13 PM
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the truscum position unnecessarily gatekeeps ofc, but the main harm imo is that it pushes harmful and typically cisnormative stereotypes onto people of how a trans person *should* act which forgets that there is no universal trans experience. everyone's relationship with their own gender is unique.
August 25, 2024 at 6:00 PM
the truscum position unnecessarily gatekeeps ofc, but the main harm imo is that it pushes harmful and typically cisnormative stereotypes onto people of how a trans person *should* act which forgets that there is no universal trans experience. everyone's relationship with their own gender is unique.
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My brother didn't call 911 with chest pains because an ambulance would've cost $1500. He didn't have his wife drive him to the ER because the copay there is obscenely high too.
Instead, he died. He leaves behind two children, a widow and a family. Hurting forever.
Health care is a human right.
Instead, he died. He leaves behind two children, a widow and a family. Hurting forever.
Health care is a human right.
Many disabled & chronically ill people won’t go to the ER unless they’re literally dying. The risk of setbacks, trauma, gaslighting & more is too high. Add in the threat of being infected with Covid & it’s no wonder we’re scared to access care. 5 articles to make it easier! tinyurl.com/8e8t9a9s
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"I Won't Go to the ER Unless I'm Literally Dying"
When you're disabled or chronically ill - learning when to seek medical care (and what that care will look like) is a painful and traumatic journey. It often ends in "I will never go to the ER again."
www.disabledginger.com
August 18, 2024 at 3:18 AM
My brother didn't call 911 with chest pains because an ambulance would've cost $1500. He didn't have his wife drive him to the ER because the copay there is obscenely high too.
Instead, he died. He leaves behind two children, a widow and a family. Hurting forever.
Health care is a human right.
Instead, he died. He leaves behind two children, a widow and a family. Hurting forever.
Health care is a human right.
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"Something New"
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June 23, 2024 at 10:26 PM
"Something New"
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