recovery tree

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gaysupersoldiers:

caffeinewitchcraft:

thebibliosphere:

stimmymage:

pervocracy:

fandommember:

benaddictedcumberbabe:

cameronfryesgirlfriend:

cause of death: too shy to call ambulance

Didn’t want to inconvenience anyone

Someone else might have needed it more

This happens. :(

Bear in mind that ambulance companies aren’t diverting EMTs away from a heart attack or traumatic amputation to answer your call.  They’re much more likely to be diverting EMTs from:

• Sitting in an ambulance station or a random parking lot playing Words With Friends and/or developing elaborate company-wide romantic intrigues
  
• Sitting in a hospital EMS room doing giant stacks of paperwork no one will ever read while trying to make dinner entirely out of saltines and condiments
• Routine transports of people who have to travel by stretcher, who maybe are not happy to be late, but are hardly going to die from it
• Transports which are technically emergencies, but are stuff like vomiting or a sprained ankle where the urgency factor is more like “yeah, you should get that seen” than like “STAT CODE RED CODE BLUE CODE POLKA DOT STAT STAT STAT.”
  

So if you think you might need an ambulance, call one.  You are not going to single-handedly take down the EMS system by daring to use it.

I’m reblogging it but I would be that person wondering “Do I need this enough” until I died.

I have legitimately done this. Please, take care of yourselves.

Furthermore, guys, we have dispatch. Dispatch makes sure that we’re all where we need to be, so you’re not taking an ambulance away from someone who “needs it more.” 

Let dispatch worry if an ambulance needs to be somewhere else. You just worry about taking care of yourself.

Most of them time we’re passing the time at the station by trying to find where the firefighters hid the remote /this time/ and listening to scary stories on YouTube. Your safety and health is not an inconvenience.

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thechronicchillpill:

Your illness has not made you ugly

Your feeding tube has not made you ugly.

Your ostomy has not made you ugly

Your cane has not made you ugly

Your wheelchair has not made you ugly

Your oxygen has not made you ugly

Your wig/your bald head has not made you ugly

Your teeth or lack of has not made you ugly

Your body has not made you ugly

Your medications has not made you ugly

Your rashes, blemishes, scars and bruises has not made you ugly

Not being able to shower has not made you ugly

Flashbacks and paranoia has not made you ugly

Changes in your body and brain has not made you ugly

Having seizures has not made you ugly

Your trauma, depression and anxiety has not made you ugly

Your hallucinations, brain fog, and confusion has not made you ugly

Your lack of control over your body, brain, mood and life has not made you ugly.

Please never feel ashamed or ugly about what your illness has done to you, no matter what it has changed it can not change the beauty that you have, so even if you feel like youre not beautiful right now, please remember,

You are beautiful and your disability can never take that from you.

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adhighdefinition:

some ppl be deadass telling you how you shouldn’t trust big pharma because the disorder that you’ve been living with for the past few years is “fake” but then continue to use facebook dot com or similar as their most reliable information source. okay pal

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chibird:

Please enjoy these rolling fruit animals, here to motivate you this week! :D🍓🍒🍊 They’re really small in comparison to the fruits.

Webtoon | Patreon | Instagram

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prospects:

“If flowers can grow through blankets of melting snow, there is hope for me.”

—

Tyler Knott Gregson, Haiku on Love

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crazymeds:

little-pretty-th0ughts:

mexicanscanbreak2:

i-will-wait-for-you-endlessly:

The great thing about music is it did not save your life

It gave you the strength and will power to save your own life

That’s the beauty of music

This is probably the most important thing I have read in the last 3 years of my life, thank you to whoever posted this.

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Dashboard synchronicity strikes again.

silent-ribcage:

This is my “famous ladies with bump noses” appreciation post.

I grew up being so insecure about my nose. I hated it. I would look at my profile in the mirror and cover up my bump and think I looked better. I wanted to get surgery. I even had relatives (who meant well, honestly) encourage me to get surgery if it was something that would make me happy.

It wasn’t fair growing up thinking you had ugly features, constantly seeing models and actors with button noses, never seeing someone that looked like you. Or overhear someone say “oh she’s so pretty but she has a huge nose!” That sucked.

You are pretty. And beautiful and unique. Your bigger nose is NOT unattractive, nor does it make you so. You don’t need to change your nose if you don’t want to.

Portrait of Marina Abramovic by Adam Kuehl

sabrmylove:

May the next few months be a period of beautiful transformation

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urbancatfitters:

me: *fucks up my sleep cycle*

my psychiatrist, whacking me with a stick: the! base! treatment! for! mood! disorders! is! a! regular! sleep! schedule!

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