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Banging on the walls chanting "OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR ACA THRU JAN 15" like some deranged town crier. Election results aside, you have options to access healthcare as a RIGHT through the ACA. NO one can dismantle the Affordable Care Act in less than 4 years, so SIGN UP! GET YOUR CARE! USE THE SYSTEM!
You have options RIGHT NOW that will be stable thru the next year, the one after that, and I'd be shocked to see them shrink even the year after that. That means RIGHT NOW you can get signed up for next year to gain 100% covered preventative care (your annual check ups, pap smears, dental cleaning, vision check). You have the option to get checked and screened as you need, do NOT be dissuaded from exploring ACA choices. They are SOLID, LEGISLATED, and WORK BEST WHEN PEOPLE USE THEM.
I can't change most things around me, BUT I CAN tell everyone I know that THEY CAN GET LIFE SAVING CARE. THEY CAN GET PRESCRIPTIONS. THEY CAN GET PREGNANCY CARE. THEY CAN GET CANCER CARE. AND THEY WILL GET THAT CARE!!!!!!
SIGN UP BY DECEMBER 15, 2024 FOR COVERAGE TO BEGIN ON JANUARY 1, 2025. ENROLLMENT AFTER 12/15/24 WILL HAVE COVERAGE BEGINNING FEBRUARY 1, 2025.
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I think Agatha and Rio’s story is told in between the lines because Agatha is not willing to delve deeper, she is not willing to look back into her past. Especially not that part of her past. Not when she relies on that anger to keep pushing her forward. Agatha Harkness always holds the cards, and I think her love story with Rio is one of the closest things she keeps to her heart. So we only really see the pain and anger. Because that’s all she wants to focus on.
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Dick is such a cute gremlin child!
Batman & Robin Year One #2
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The fight was SO NOT ABOUT BILLY IN THE END—
In the end Rio just wanted Agatha’s love back— it was never about Billy— she just wanted Agatha to forgive her
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i have not been able to comprehend that this bitch got the personification of DEATH to MELT into her like this ???
she CARESSES the personification of DEATH like what ???????
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The micro expressions on Aubrey Plaza in this scene were superb. The devastation on her face less than a minute after this one (when Agatha said she never wanted to see her again) was heartbreaking, but this one - the ‘What the fuck? How can you think giving you six years with your son was nothing? I went against the natural balance to give you that gift because I love you!’ also cut deep.
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“She’s not my mom. I have a mom.” Why are people mad about this line? Rebecca is the only mom that Billy remembers. Of course that’s how he feels at this point.
And yet his VERY NEXT LINE is asking if Wanda is really dead. He’s not indifferent to Wanda. He’s curious about her. He wonders. He’s trying to figure out her place in his life.
Once he gets all his memories back, Billy will understand that Wanda and Rebecca both are his mothers.
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If that doesn't have potential for some fairytale nonsense, I don't know what does.
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