slemptastrophe
@slemptastrophe@piefed.social
- Comment on You haven't seen enough trans Spider-Woman memes 4 days ago:
*ptrans
- Comment on The price of soda in 2017 1 week ago:
Thanks!
- Comment on The price of soda in 2017 1 week ago:
I was one of those people who knew my lifestyle was unhealthy, and turning it around was always just one week away. The diagnosis of type II felt like a loss of agency. Like it was no longer my choice to cut back on, or to cut out sugar.
Once the initial shock of diagnosis and grief over all the foods I’d lost settled down, the truth was clear. I had made the choice. The choice to open every single one of those sodas, the choice to go with convenience over health. The choice to kick the can down the road, and I still had the choice to diet, or die slowly.
Not gonna lie and say my diet is perfect now but, according to my NP, my labs paint the picture of someone successfully managing diabetes. I know I still have some work to do though.
- Comment on Lemmy or Piefed? 3 weeks ago:
Can you link to some good meme accounts on mastodon?
- Comment on Working on my politics-free lemmy experience, what words should I add next? 3 months ago:
Making the assumption that you are getting your news somewhere else, not just burying your head in the sand, what are some sources that you, or anyone else who takes this approach, using to stay informed?
- Comment on I have a plan 4 months ago:
Would you? Please?!?!
- Comment on How does that work? 4 months ago:
Nearing 700 days now. I still feel like shit.
- Comment on These various juices look delicious. 5 months ago:
Probably 1.5 - 2 bottles of the chromatech pink. The other two pinkish ones are humectants that would be added to the arterial fluid if the decedent is desiccated. The regal is a premix of humectant and arterial fluid, and the blue one is a topical disinfectant. It can be used on surfaces as well.
Also, during COVID, we would put dispray on a small towel and place that over a decent’s face so that they wouldn’t exhale while we were moving them, as COVID patients were still contagious for several hours after death.