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For me, anxiety is like that feeling you get when you lock your keys in your house and you have no idea what to do. Except sometimes you don’t know why you get that feeling, or the feeling stays for too long or just slowly gets worse.

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Is that not a nightly occurrence for everyone? I thought that was just part of sleeping.

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Bruce Banner in Avengers (2012): Hulk is the darkest part of me…The wrath I cannot control…Why my bones are made of glass…

Bruce in Infinity War (2018): What the FUCK did you just say, ugly ass green thumb looking mf?? NO???? what the FUCK is up hulk step the FUCK up hulk

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Taika made Bruce cool

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When you first start dealing with depression vs Dealing with it now

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The ACLU sent a letter of complaint asking the Meijer supermarket chain to change its policies.

A Michigan woman says a pharmacist for a regional supermarket chain denied her medication prescribed to treat her miscarriage because it was against his religious beliefs.

The Michigan branch of the American Civil Liberties Union sent a letter of complaint Tuesday to Meijer, asking the company to require pharmacists to fill patients’ prescriptions, regardless of the pharmacists’ beliefs, after Rachel Peterson was forced to drive more than three hours to get her medication.

Peterson suffered a miscarriage in July, and her doctor prescribed her Misoprostol, which was “crucial for her to take … in a timely manner to avoid having to undergo a more invasive surgical procedure,” the ACLU said in the letter. Misoprostol can also be used to induce labor, treat ulcers and terminate a pregnancy

The pharmacist, identified by the ACLU as Richard Kalkman at the Meijer store in Poteskey, told Peterson that “as a good Catholic male,” he could not “in good conscience fill the prescription” because he thought she wanted to use it to end her pregnancy, the letter states.

Peterson explained to Kalkman that her doctor said the fetus was not viable, but he responded “that was just [her] word,“ the letter says.

“And it was very disheartening and frustrating and I just felt this couldn’t be happening,” Peterson told NBC News. “If it’s happening to me, then who else could it be happening to?”

Peterson recalled asking Kalkman if he could pass her on to another pharmacist, let her speak to a supervisor or transfer her prescription to another pharmacy — and each time he said “no.” Instead he “berated” Peterson, according to the ACLU.

“When you’re at one of the lowest moments of your life, you don’t expect this sort of demeaning treatment,” said Peterson. “A pharmacy should not be able to deny patients medication prescribed by their doctors based on the personal beliefs of a particular employee.”

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You don’t get to deny other people access based on your religion. Go work somewhere else if you can’t do your fucking job. It is none of your fucking business why she wants the prescription, that is between her and her doctor. He did his job, if you won’t do yours then you should be fired.