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[theangrycomet]

I always forget that KnockOut wasn't originally a ground model but honestly its such a cool aspect to his backstory.

it's also hilarious picturing him having to learn how to drive.

[toplessoncology]

ok i have not drawn her yet. but i've been brainstorming my house oc and i have some information:

her name is hen (which is short for henriette, but jeez, nobody calls her that, please don't) and she's freshly 21. PPTH is a teaching hospital - she was in her junior year of college (major in data science and communications) when she got an opportunity to tag along with the med students to attend a few free credits of classes at PPTH. her class was interrupted by one lisa cuddy, cutting things short because of a "certain doctor"-caused disruption. the students shuffled out and in the mix, hen got caught up at the nurse's station, and was handed a folder by a stressed dr. cuddy, who told her to reorganize its contents and have it on her desk before the end of the day. confused, but not one to risk losing the free college credits, hen obliged, and that's how she accidentally found herself hired as dr. cuddy's personal assistant! she splits time at school with time at the hospital and manages a lot of her files remotely.

hen likes her job and her boss, though she knows PPTH is not really a normal hospital - there's often something else going on, and a lot of attention on the apparently prestigious diagnostics department. she's not yet met dr. house himself, but has heard plenty about him from dr. cuddy.

for some fun tidbits, hen is bigender (but really, really nobody knows), collects cassettes, and has hEDS :)

[yardsards]

living in america is literally just like. yeah i could probably benefit from inpatient mental health services but honestly the resulting medical bills would just make me want to kill myself even more

[noxcaelestia]

If you’re legitimately interested in my current pricing, my state’s min wage went up recently and the cheapest option, pushed up to the next highest dollar (not rounded) totals up to about an 8 hour work day not adding in any other expenses or subtracting fees.

Between drawing and scanning then finishing up on my iPad via Procreate, the time is decently accurate if not underestimated. The more expensive option is twice that which is about two work days in total hours.

It’s already hard to price my stuff accurately especially when I have been so ill back and forth and I haven’t completed much work in about a year now. I hope you’ll understand. Thank you for your continued support regardless.

[saintlesbian]

love how my shitty health insurance chose THE perfect time to expire. just really impeccable timing

[nobodybetterlookatme]

I've never heard of emts working only at events? What's that like for you if you don't mind my asking?

Yeah, there are ambulance companies that staff certain events, but there's some event specific companies out there lmao. For me specifically, it's almost entirely college events, whether it's happening on a campus or not. It's not great, usually pretty boring, but it's better than being on an ambulance or in a hospital. We do get actual emergencies sometimes, but usually it's just getting drunk people to the tent or giving out water and bandaids lmao. Again, boring as fuck, but I chose this over working on a 911 rig, so that's on me 😔 if I'm being so real tho, other than my coworkers, the best part of the job is the food lmaoooo it's so good and all the food trucks/food booths give discounts or free food to us depending on the location and event. And there's almost always a ton of downtime, so I basically just get paid to sit there and vibe for the most part

[sleep-safe]

*banging metal objects together*

if your patients don't understand what you tell them, you are not an adequate or effective healthcare provider !!!

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[thedisablednaturalist]

I can't do this by myself.

I can't eat I can't sleep I can't think

I need my medicine but that's what's killing me

[rosymiel]

honestly i'm so tempted to apply to work at joann for a bit just so i can get a discount on yarn. but also i need to use my degree that i accrued student debt for

[lovpoem]

its still super funny to me when i remember the time i found out im like.... on the precipice of being considered disabled. akfndkcn

[myfriendtheghost]

good morning baby boy

[naomiknight-17]

Today at the eye clinic I was talking to the receptionists to make my next appointment and I mentioned I was studying to work in a similar job (but preferably in radiology) and mostly they were like, "Oh, nice! Good luck!"

But one walked over near me and whispered

"You have to deal with the public a LOT" in a warning tone like, this job is hard! Don't think it'll be easy!

And I replied, "Yeah, I did retail for ten years. I've got that part down"

And we all had a laugh, it was pretty cool

[lavenderstratosphere]

I have an informal interview tomorrow with a lady who's going to be my reference point in the position I'm applying for.

Anyone have advice?

[britcision]

Having another one of those days where it feels like I am living on a different planet from most of the world, so:

1) there’s a funeral home in Quebec offering MAID services (that’s Medical Assistance In Dying)

There’s a nice room at the funeral home, you rent it, go there, and a doctor comes to legally murder you, just like they would at your home

(I am now wondering if you can be MAID-ed in other places like the park. Probably no, but the funeral home feels like a very logical place to have it? Cuts down on travel time?

There are a faction in this argument that believe it should be available, but for free not $700)

2) at the same fucking time, people are trying to expand MAID so that fucking poverty is an acceptable reason to apply, and homelessness

So yes, the government is now debating offering assisted suicide instead of social programs and financial supports for vulnerable communities

You could choose to die rather than, I don’t know, receive financial assistance to improve your quality of living, addiction support and counselling, or anything that might actually help

We already know that a good chunk of the people currently choosing MAID are choosing it because they are living on disability, aka government enforced poverty

(Even inheriting a house from your parents can get you kicked off disability in Ontario, because gods know you’ll never need to pay property taxes, buy food or medication, or travel ever again 🙄

You probably can’t even afford to keep the house, but selling it? Oh no no no, no more ODSP for you that money better last the rest of your life)

3) people are somehow more concerned about issue 1

How.

The government is debating killing people to save money on providing care for them.

They’ve already relaxed the standards to make it easier for people on ODSP and other provinces’ disability assistance to choose death rather than living on what they tell themselves is a reasonable income

(The max you can get from ODSP is less than half of the COVID benefit from the federal government that calculated the bare minimum everyone needed to live)

Meanwhile, they’re dragging their feet for the fourth year running on the first attempt to increase disability benefits in decades

Clearly there is nothing wrong with society if we let people volunteer to be killed instead of rounding them up at gunpoint, right? Just make their lives unliveable first and all those moral qualms disappear