Oh my goodness graphics <3 Ami
Super sweet too consider Rebecca designed Estelle’s latest album art!
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#extradirty
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$LAYYYTER

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we're not kids anymore.
noise dept.
Cosimo Galluzzi

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祝日 / Permanent Vacation

pixel skylines

Discoholic 🪩
wallacepolsom
Three Goblin Art
todays bird
Claire Keane
Cosmic Funnies

Kaledo Art

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@chronicallychillness
Oh my goodness graphics <3 Ami
Super sweet too consider Rebecca designed Estelle’s latest album art!
Steven Universe+Sailor Moon visual reference
I’ve seen the Utena visual reference post many times on my dash, but it makes me happy to finally see this one. <3
trying to compile all the Evangelion references in Steven Universe
“Fidget toys make you less focused :)” that because you’re not adhd/autistic you fucking clod
list of things i have heard from people without adhd/autism who used my fidget toy:
- it doesn’t do anything
- its a waste of plastic
- how do you pay attention in class
- it makes so much noise (it doesn’t make any noise, they just saw i had it in my hand)
- at least my fidget spinner actually does stuff (my toy does 6 different things. also they got their fidget spinner taken the same day)
- its gay (creative)
things my friends with adhd/autism have said after using my fidget toy:
- oh my god
- its so…. Good
- i could actually pay attention to shit in class
- where can i buy this???
- wait there’s More stuff like this
- i love you. (not related to the toy per say but that felt nice)
This right here is an important post
As a teacher, the whole “fidget spinners being marketed as toys” is the most terrifying trend my students have introduced me to. I gave a fidget cube to one of my 6th grade students who’s been struggling all year with his adhd, who is so smart but is failing math because he can’t focus in it. He was hesitant at first, about a teacher giving him something “to help” rather than punishing him, but agreed with me that it couldn’t hurt to try.
He hasn’t put it down.
Everyday since he got it, I’ve seen him with it. He holds it in his pocket, and hasn’t climbed on a table or cussed at a teacher since.
BUT
There are at least 20 other kids in our school who bring fidget spinners and play with them out on the table during lessons. They don’t pay attention in class, and they disrupt other students’ learning. These are not students with adhd or anxiety, these are students who are just playing because they’re kids and that’s what kids do.
What scares me is I know other teachers have been confiscating them. They’re going to be banned, if it continues to be a problem. And my 6th grader, who’s had noticeable improvements since he started playing with his cube, is going to get in trouble for using something that helps him learn.
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The Italian dub for “Its Over Isn’t It” is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever heard, the voice is amazing and the lyrics are beyond beautiful! I dare to say that the lyrics are even better than the original ones. Do yourselves a favor and watch it, click CC on the video to see the English translation
THE HEARTBREAKING DIFFERENCES IN THE WORDS TOO THOUGH
that’s so sad who asked for this
🐶animals🐶
jasper and vegeta are literally the same character
both obsessed with becoming more powerful than they already are
a reoccurring problem for the protagonists
came from an evil extraterrestrial race
vegeta calling goku “kakarot” = jasper calling steven “rose”
vegeta walking off with the dragonball with no explanation = jasper taking the gems and walking away with no explanation
???
headbutts a child
messes with their enemy’s sons
makes the main character’s friends feel worthless
a major asshole but people love them regardless
this
@in-sideunder
I fought Ganondorf again to try out the fishing rod glitch because I wanted to see if it was real.
IT WAS REAL! And let me tell you it basically took away all the seriousness of the battle. I was reduced to a giggling mess hehe!
I love it!
Daytime reblarg!
Acetazolamide | March 2017
Also known under a brand name of Diamox. Commonly prescribed reasons include for the prevention of altitude sickness and to treat glaucoma. Common, and considered non-dangerous, side effects include upset stomach, vomiting, change in taste, loose stools, decrease of hunger, blurred vision, headache, and/or feeling sleepy, tired, or weak. Or so said the pamphlet that came with my new medication. My doctor, of course told me other things. I am taking this medication to treat my newest diagnosis of Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, shortened to IIH, with the intention that this medication will lower the hypertension that is causing my headaches and puts me in jeopardy of future blindness. I’m taking it twice a day and this is my third day on it so far? Edit: Due to lethargy I’ve taken it about a week upon posting. Upon opening the bottle to take the horse pill (not literally, it’s just larger than anticipated), I am great with the smell of plastic. Almost as though I had just rolled out a plastic blow-up swimming pool and should have been gearing up to inflate it. Fortunately, that was not a task I’ve had to do because I would indeed have failed. My first and immediate side effect was a tingling sensation in my lips. It felt almost like my lips were about to fall asleep, or had just broken out of sleep, but without the pain. Like you had too many groceries in hand and when you finally put all the bags down, it’s the feeling of blood rushing back to your hand. Throughout the day of my first dose, and immediately with every other, the feeling crept up my face from my cupid-point to my nose and then in between my eyes. The feeling extended through my nasal cavity and also could be felt on the roof of my mouth and almost as though behind my eyes. Today, the sensation felt as though it was on my cheekbone, but it was more like pressure? Like a very gentle sunburn that made my face feel as though I was exhausted even if I wasn’t mentally tired. Aside from the landing strip of tingling on my face feeling odd, it also created two other concerns. First, I felt like I looked like the lady from the end of Kill Bill Vol. 2, where Beatrix is talking to Esteban and the girl in question walks up with a cut face. I felt like my lips weren’t behaving gravity and pulled themselves apart to look like that. Hands determined otherwise, but even still. The second, is that eating became uncomfortable. With lips and the roof of my mouth feeling numb, it made food consumption unpleasant. This coupled with the not as often fingers feeling the same way, and I simply did not want to eat.
My second, most immediate side effect is my massively increased thirst and the problems that come with it. I feel parched and dry mouthed very often and have noticed that automatic desire to chug any water within my reach. This only goes so far as taking in too much water too quickly causes me to become nauseated. So far, water is the only think I can drink. My house does not have a steady keep of juice and soda has turned most foul. I had a ginger ale earlier in the week and it tasted as if someone had cut a chuck on ginger root and shoved it into my can. I then tried a cola and it tasted flat just by it’s smell and felt diluted in texted. I had other check to see if i had a bad bottle, but I was the only one notice these things. The last most prominent side effect is lethargy. I’ve never been the most awake of people, and this side effect is on all of my medication bottles, but I can confidently say that I’ve slept though the last four or so day. Waking long enough to eat some amount of food to immediately pass out again, I genuinely have no idea what day it is how what appointments I’ve missed. Another other side effects are minor and greatly over shadowed by the three mentioned above. I am also growing too exhausted to stay awake at the moment, so I may edit this? Minor side effects are pain in joints, possibly do to staying in bed, weakness upon standing and walking, possibly do to staying in bed, and difficulty seeing computer screen.
IF YOU WANNA BE MY LOVER
you have to come to terms with the fact my chronic illness is in fact, chronic
HOW DO I ORDER ONE
Considering he was written to represent Jewish values, he should probably be Middle Eastern.
I’m so here for black Jewish Superman
YES (ps I read is Superman Jewish fyi he is)
Black Jewish Superman? Then we know who needs to play him.
Clark Kent:
And then he changes…
…into Superman.
♪ I’M TAKING THIS CAPE BY THE REIGNS MAKIN SKIN CELLS POWERED BY SUNS RAYS ♪
OH MY GOD YOU DID THE THING. BLESS YOU.
♪ YO, TURNS OUT WE HAD A SECRET WEAPON! AN IMMIGRANT WE KNOW AND LOVE, WHO’S UNAFRAID TO STEP IN! ♪
@dontbearuiner
Always reblog Daveed Diggs Clark Kent.
Yes. This. Make this change immediate and henceforth.
I want this.
OKAY BUT YES FREAKIN PLEASE?!?!?
This would actually make me like Superman
This post is gold
Deadpool: Aries, Cancer, Leo, Libra Scorpio, Sagittarius
Spidey: Taurus, Gemini, Aquarius, Pisces
Camera-person: Virgo, Capricorn
I’m having a superfamily melt down right now and I can’t even. #sorrynotsorry 😭❤️
Ophthalmologist | March 2017
So yesterday I went to an ophthalmologist, which is an eye doctor that is a step or two above optician (normal eyeglass doctors) and a step below eye surgeon. As we know (or will know when I update my Tumblr properly), I have health problems aplenty and my primary care doctor/physician (PCP) recommended my eyes get checked because I have photo sensitivity (lights are bright yo) incredibly often, I get nauseous a lot, and I see shapes/flashing lights. My past psychologists (both clinical and hospital) almost all agree that the seeing things isn't really psychosis (which is what I was told in my youth) but they don’t really know what it is either? Regardless, I go this appointment and they do the stuff with the dilate, and drops, and shine a bright light in your eye for what feels like forever. The doctor, who shall be “A” because there are more doctors, is all like:
"Your vision is perfect. Who ever prescribed you reading glasses did it for the money, you should have never gotten those. And who ever told you to get cheaters in middle school for headaches doesn't know what they are talking about. Also, your astigmatism isn't even bad enough to be called that or affect your eyesight."
She starts asking other questions and about the headaches and at some point she's like: "Wait, do you see shapes at the same time as flashing lights? At the same time as headaches? And while nauseous?"
And like the casual I am I told her yes, as if it was no big deal. I've been trying to get eye and headache stuff checked since as early as 2006 but it’s one of those things that past doctors just brushed under the rug. Doctor A, however, goes into a mini panic attack due to my casualness and pelts questions about how long this has been going.
Of course ‘years’ was an even more worrisome and insufficient answer and I try doing math as she looks at me with a professional sort of bewilderment. I start thinking back to 2009 where I noticed vision blurring, headaches not really starting until 2012/2013 while in college, and not becoming nauseous from it untill 2014/2015. Mother and I tell her about concussions in high school and the non-treatment I got for them and Doctor A all like:
"You could have retinal damage! You could have nerve damage! It's amazing you haven't gone blind!!"
Doctor A begins to do a second test, to double check what she saw, as Doctor C walks by. Doctor A grabs her and in a pseudo whisper tells Doctor C what I've said. Both doctors look towards me in panic while Mother and I are wonder if this is what doctors who are are like. We soon find out that Doctor C. is a Neuro-Ophthalmologist and is concerned enough to check my eyes today after her current appointment. In the meantime Mother and I sit in a waiting room half wondering just how bad things have gotten.
Now remember, a primary complaint of mine is photo-sensitivity that causes nausea and headaches. Another Doctor, Doctor B, comes and grabs Mother and I from waiting room and proceeds to start yet another eye-exam. She doesn’t do the entire exam, but just the part where I have to stare directly into a light for several minutes as she looks inside. She doesn’t really say much, just shaking her head, until Doctor C, the Neuro-Ophthalmologist, comes in. Doctor C begins to do the exact same exam as Doctor B, while going back and worth with Doctor C. It’s all medical jargon and the two doctors seem to confirm on a same diagnosis and make their notes, before turning to Mother and I. The new diagnosis? Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension, commonly shortened to IIH.
Now, I am not one hundred percent sure how this disorder works, but from what I gather pressure from the lumbar region gets pushed into my cranium, which in turn puts pressure on my retinal nerve (or something) which will swell. This swelling can cause headaches, nausea, sharp pain behind eyes and potentially blindness due to damage from the nerve swelling. What causes this disorder? From what I understand, nothing? They tell me its more common in women during “childbearing years”, especially if overweight or if they gain a large amount of weight quickly. Now what to do about this?
I am being prescribed a new medication (of which I don’t know because my pharmacy was out of stock) that has common side effects of tingling sensations in fingers, toes, nose, and mouth. Something like the beginning of a heart attack or a seizure (something I have to be aware of), or the feeling before my legs or back give out. This is even particularity worrisome for me as I already have tremors due to a separate medication that I take, and I fear that tingling fingers with tremors would further render me dependent on others. This new medication is also a diuretic and while Doctor C joked that it would help with weight loss, I internally cried at the idea because I'm already at constant threat of dehydration due to other medications causing dehydration, being lactose-intolerant, and now possibly diagnosed with IBS or a Dairy-allergy (we still waiting on those diagnosis). Along with this medication, I am being schedule for a MRI, a Field Vision Test, and a Spinal Tap (which Doctor C referred to as a Lumbar Puncture, as if it needed help being scarier). These will (1) confirm that things are not doing what they should be and (2) will serve as a baseline so that this could be monitored throughout my life. Good news about the spinal tap, there’s no avoiding it and common side effects from it include the inability to lay down for two-ish days, large amounts of pain day off, and worst headache/migraines ever for up to five days. Never mind, that wasn’t good news.
Neeeeeeeeed