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[joseywritesng]

What parents need to know about RSV

What parents need to know about RSV

November 11, 2022 – A sick child from Northern California had to go to Portland, OR, to find an ICU bed. A child in Oregon flew to Nevada last week due to a shortage of hospital beds. The bad guy? respiratory sincytial virusor RSV. “These stories are not unique and happen across the country,” says Wendy Hasson, MD, a spokesperson for the American Academy of Pediatrics and medical director of the…

[isjasz]

[Day 360]

COUGH I am so (not) sorry this is also roleswapverse. We talked about having a plotline take place in a fancy event at some point (potentially: at Docfather's casino)(which probably is invite only, so Ariana and Pearl Moon as a reporter were invited ;3), and then I blacked out and this appeared on my screen,

Edit: AND Pearl and Ariana brought their partners to the event, I just realized there was missing context HELPEPWP. This is Scar in the drawing, and Pearl and Gem are in another wip!

[halorvic]

Futurama S11E07

[pocketclowns]

☁️ ☁️ ☁️ ☁️

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

Ok, do we have any lore about Maive's husband? Or maybe some personal headcanons?

[folatefangirl]

[gamingtrashbasin]

Did some art of fav husband June from the Ridgeside Village mod for Stardew Valley

[tinny-flicker]

oh boy is one of those days where I miss my wife. That's right, I'm talking abt Paula from Ridgeside Village

time to write fanfiction abt she and my farmer(Percy)that doesn't like to speak then uses sign language ily Percy

[chicago-geniza]

Woke up with body-wracking chills BUT at least after nearly a week of shock-dose prednisone my oxygen levels are stable again. Asthma is so stupid because if you are within a 50-foot radius of anyone carrying a droplet-borne infectious respiratory illness, not only will you catch it, you will have it for 3x longer, and 3x worse than the average person, and then it will exacerbate your asthma, which in turn makes you more vulnerable to respiratory infections. And then you become the reigning champion of dual-wielding antibiotics and prednisone for 9 months out of the year

[sharky857]

Be me:

Start a new save file;

Set mind right away on getting Sebby this time;

Be so good at it you finally have your chance at Flower Dance(TM) in the first year;

Meanwhile set to be "bestie" with Elliott too;

Elliott's 2 hearts events kicks in;

You know what'll come in a few more hearts events and get already all giddy in anticipation.

[naomiknight-17]

I am the only person in this waiting room wearing a mask

I haven't got my latest covid booster yet (hoping it's available today) and none of these fucks are masking

If I get sick and die I am haunting the fuck out of all y'all

[sweetdreamspootypie]

Also just got the text that my ward is partially locked down as a Covid ward again

Except a different ward has been the designated Covid ward for the last few months (so I've had less of a direct insight into numbers)

So either it's just us again

But that seems unlikely because if it was a planned designation as Covid ward they wouldn't have locked down that pod as that's the pod with a less powerful negative pressure ventilation system

Or it's overflow and thus the hospital Covid numbers have the entire other ward as designated Covid and now us as well

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

*bursts door open* Mousyyyyyy- I got the Farmer Thoughts™ again. So you know how the Farmer can do magic in the vanilla game, and SVE expands on this concept even further. They can see Junimos, they can transmute metals, they can teleport to another continent. And with the Magic mod, they can blast their enemies with a meteorite or standard Fireballs.

But unlike Morgan, the Farmer was never taken away from their family to train under a more experienced wizard or witch. They lead a regular life prior to Stardew Valley, minus the skeleton in the neighboring cubicle at their job.

I got an idea as to why they could lead a normal life, and I'm sure as hell incorporating that into my Farmer's bio. The Farmer's a late bloomer in terms of magic. They did not show signs of magical talent when they were Morgan's age, which came with a sigh of relief from their Parent. The Parent, after witnessing the tragic death of their mother (RSV Granny) due to a magical curse, wanted their kid safe AT. ALL. COST. and away from anything magic. They most likely never developed any magical skills themselves, or they too are a late bloomer (I like the second option). And they were thinking they were in the clear, finally. ...Until their kid, the Farmer, came to Pelican Town and got involved with Magnus and the Junimos within the first week of them living there. Shit. Bonus:

The Parent got a major grudge against the Cult of the Lady with the Red Tail and said Lady with the Red Tail for being the cause of their mother's untimely death.

While they don't necessarily feel any hatred towards the Wizards of Stardew Valley, Magnus and Mr. Aguar, they still don't trust them fully because of magic. Definitely not a huge fan of Magnus after the Parent learns of the forest magic potion the Farmer drinks.

*Yawn* ♪Ah♪, time to go to sleep in a cosy bed, get ready for tomorrow's work day and- *saw a notification on Tumblr*

Oh! *kicking the blanket away* Fuck sleep - time for thoughts and theories! :D

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I have to say, your thoughts on headcanon almost perfectly describes my Farmer Julian's lore.

As you said earlier, in theory, everyone can manifest magic at different ages: some from early childhood (like Morgan), some a little later or after forty etc. (Julian and the other Farmers), and some will have magic "no awaked" (Julian's father, Abraham, who inherited magic from his father, the Farmer's Grandpa). Given that Julian's parents are aware of the existence of magic, but not in detail, it raises a lot of questions. And Granny's death, according to the RSV lore, could put an end to trust in all things magical, you're right.

Also thoughts about Magnus and Mr. Aguar is so funny 🤣

Farmer's Parent to Magnus: What do you mean my kid drank "tea" made of fly agaric?!

Farmer: Mum/Dad, don't kill Magnus...

Magnus: *praying for his life*

There is also speculation that it was after they moved away that the magic manifested in Farmer because of the Stardew Valley itself. This place full of forest spirits, magic, and monsters can't help but affect residents and visitors alike. Especially those with an innate magical gift, or those who haven't yet developed one.

I still don't quite understand, however - how exactly Morgan was taken from their family and given to Magnus for training. Does the Ministry discuss it with the parents of the gifted child, is the child "persuaded" by promises of teaching interesting magic and tricks, or is the child taken away almost by force and without any compromise? If by force, I can see why Farmer wasn't taken away for training - after all, a child can be persuaded or intimidated, but try to pull that off with a young adult who can still kick your ass. But that's just a theory, I wanted to provide the Ministry not as a completely evil and corrupt society of mages and witches.

[blujayonthewing]

once again thinking about how never leaving the house or being around other human beings makes you actually insane but also I am living in an era of both widespread disabling plague and near universal disinterest in avoiding plague at the same time

[statementlou]

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[tejoxys]

may the pomegranate seeds I am inhaling on my dinner break work their magic & prevent me from shanking my coworker with a pipette this blessed night