In retrospect this was probably a bad time to change up my antidepressants 🙃
But like, I didn't know my dad was gonna die when I (or rather my pain specialist who manages most of my meds) did it 🤷🏼

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In retrospect this was probably a bad time to change up my antidepressants 🙃
But like, I didn't know my dad was gonna die when I (or rather my pain specialist who manages most of my meds) did it 🤷🏼
And if all you can do is survive and exist? That's enough, too.
Just got the call from my mom that my dad coded and they did CPR and got him back but said it would probably happen again and what did he/the family want, and he has a DNR so. Now we're just waiting for that to happen. And my mom didn't call until I got home so I wouldn't come back to the hospital because he's unconscious anyway and how I saw him last night was better, but I didn't know I was saying goodbye then 😭
And now I'm trying not to sob too loudly so I don't scare my cats~
I got my dad one of those "tell me your life story" books yesterday BTW, because of course I did
He passed around noon today
Just got the call from my mom that my dad coded and they did CPR and got him back but said it would probably happen again and what did he/the family want, and he has a DNR so. Now we're just waiting for that to happen. And my mom didn't call until I got home so I wouldn't come back to the hospital because he's unconscious anyway and how I saw him last night was better, but I didn't know I was saying goodbye then 😭
And now I'm trying not to sob too loudly so I don't scare my cats~
I got my dad one of those "tell me your life story" books yesterday BTW, because of course I did
Just got the call from my mom that my dad coded and they did CPR and got him back but said it would probably happen again and what did he/the family want, and he has a DNR so. Now we're just waiting for that to happen. And my mom didn't call until I got home so I wouldn't come back to the hospital because he's unconscious anyway and how I saw him last night was better, but I didn't know I was saying goodbye then 😭
And now I'm trying not to sob too loudly so I don't scare my cats~
Dad's in the ICU, happy father's day I guess
Idk if it’s the cancer or the medications but my dad is barely eating, sleeping most of the day, and no longer recognizing things he's normally familiar with (he asked me what tres leches cake was, we literally had it on my birthday a few months ago, that's just one example)
speaking of birthdays, his is in a couple weeks and all the birthday cards at the store are like "it's your special day, live it up, do all your favorite things!"
Idk. I'm just sad.
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I'm so upset, I got myself a nice big space heater which I researched for days before investing in during black Friday, it seemed like it was going to be perfect and actually... I hate it. Then I got my birthday gift from my parents which was a nice new vacuum that I also spent hours upon hours researching until I narrowed it down to the perfect one... And I hate it too. And my parents already got rid of the packaging (they were kind enough to put it together & charge it up for me) so I can't even return it. Not that I want to tell my mom how heavy and bulky and difficult it is to use when it was supposed to be the opposite. I should've just gotten a lightweight generic vacuum for less than half the price and at least if that sucked I'd be like, makes sense. I just feel so defeated.
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use overdrive, libby, hoopla, cloudlibrary, and kanopy instead of amazon and audible.
use firefox or librewolf (open-source fork of firefox) instead of chrome or opera (both are made with chromium, which blocks functionality for ad-blockers. firefox isn't based on chromium).
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get free stuff with the help of r/FREEMEDIAHECKYEAH, r/piracy and r/roms
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use storygraph instead of goodreads (owned by amazon).
use darkpatterns to find mobile game with no ads or microtransactions
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i am massively overdue for a very very good week where not a single bad thing happens and everything is easy
reblog to give prev a very good week where not a single bad thing happens and everything is easy
Something that I have noticed is I know almost nobody my age that goes to a food pantry. I know people who regularly run out of money for food and in general have to eat an unsuitable diet because that’s what they can afford and they still don’t go to a food bank, im not sure if it’s because they’re embarrassed or maybe if you didn’t grow up going you don’t know much about it but if you’re financially struggling I really recommend it. And look into other options for food assistance too like community fridges and gardens and other programs that can assist you, where I live Salvation Army pays for an allotted amount of grocery delivery for low income people every month, in the summer farmers take excess produce to the library to be taken by anyone who needs it, etc. There are a LOT of resources for free food that you can look into especially if you are literally not eating because of your financial situation
Btw if you have dietary restrictions you can often let them know and in many cases they’ll prioritize certain items for you
Global map of community fridges
Urban Harvest - global foraging maps
Food Not Bombs Global Chapter Locations (mostly vegan!)
USA - Find your local food bank
USA - Meals on Wheels free or reduced cost food delivery (age usually 60+, check your specific area's eligibility
Map of US food banks that can accommodate gluten-free
Good thing to have on hand in the midst of food stamps issues
My dad had to call 911 this morning because he literally couldn't get out of bed, he spent the whole day at the ER only to be told "your tests were fine so go home"
He was able to walk by then at least but he must have fallen at some point because there are blood stains in his bathroom now apparently (I just heard my mom tell him not to try to clean them up)
And I can't talk about any of this on FB because I'm not sure his extended family even knows about his cancer?
Some day I’ll stop getting out of control anxious every time both my cats want to be in bed with me, but today is not that day
I just wish they would solve their problems without constantly putting me in the middle 😭 but they're cats so they can't help it
(I think being in a triad really messed me up y’all)
My dad's side effects from his cancer meds are getting really bad, and he recently learned that there is no end point of "yay the cancer is gone" where he can stop taking them, he has to be on them for the rest of his life (if he wants to continue living). So that's fun
Also my hip has been in excruciating pain lately for no apparent reason and so of course my brain is telling me I have hip cancer
So my dad decided to stop taking the medication. He's still getting a transfusion that doesn't cause as many side effects but they have no idea if that will keep the cancer at bay by itself
Thank you Ken! Very cool.