alyssa 💫
@yaahrly.bsky.social
8-10 years from now MPs who voted for the assisted dying bill today will no doubt relinquish responsibility from how it will inevitably shape healthcare, state support and the ability of disable folks to live in dignity.
This is an inflection point with consequences I'm not sure they can fathom.
This is an inflection point with consequences I'm not sure they can fathom.
November 29, 2024 at 8:38 PM
8-10 years from now MPs who voted for the assisted dying bill today will no doubt relinquish responsibility from how it will inevitably shape healthcare, state support and the ability of disable folks to live in dignity.
This is an inflection point with consequences I'm not sure they can fathom.
This is an inflection point with consequences I'm not sure they can fathom.
Reposted by alyssa 💫
Labour can’t even mention long Covid in their ‘Get Britain Working’ White Paper but they can make time for an Assisted Dying Bill.
Sums everything up.
Sums everything up.
November 27, 2024 at 10:17 AM
Labour can’t even mention long Covid in their ‘Get Britain Working’ White Paper but they can make time for an Assisted Dying Bill.
Sums everything up.
Sums everything up.
English autumn really came through this year
November 17, 2024 at 2:06 PM
English autumn really came through this year
Finally becoming aware my ADHD addled nervous system only has two modes, break hard and go fast.
Going fast always leads to burnout because it's unsustainable to keep that level of productivity and energy.
Breaking hard means you can't come down to a reasonable level, you just stop completely.
Going fast always leads to burnout because it's unsustainable to keep that level of productivity and energy.
Breaking hard means you can't come down to a reasonable level, you just stop completely.
November 17, 2024 at 11:02 AM
Finally becoming aware my ADHD addled nervous system only has two modes, break hard and go fast.
Going fast always leads to burnout because it's unsustainable to keep that level of productivity and energy.
Breaking hard means you can't come down to a reasonable level, you just stop completely.
Going fast always leads to burnout because it's unsustainable to keep that level of productivity and energy.
Breaking hard means you can't come down to a reasonable level, you just stop completely.
Perpetually hungry // perpetually tired
November 16, 2024 at 6:34 PM
Perpetually hungry // perpetually tired