Wolke

🌛~Mexican girl, 32 yo, in love of my Saphi, a strange girl in this dark and strange word~🌜

[verblassende-liebe]

[saahlo-folinaa]

it’s one of those nights again. the kind where you can feel the sadness and anxiety in your stomach. the kind where you want to yell and scream and cry because nothing is okay and you aren’t sure it ever will be. the kind where you stare at your scars, wanting to make more. just to feel something other than this ache. it is nights like this that make me terrified to keep living.

[utterlydisordered]

time after time

[valentina-poem]

[harshlips]

A Cinderella Story (2004)

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[destroyedlonelysoul]

[kaszewskah]

[xoblxrryfxce-deactivated2023071]

“and then there are days when the simple act of breathing leaves you exhausted. it seems easier to give up on this life. the thought of disappearing brings you peace. for so long i was lost in a place where there was no sun. where there grew no flowers. but every once in a while out of the darkness something i loved would emerge and bring me to life again.”

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[rosie-moon]

[wallpaperprintery]

are you?

[mangojuulpoddd]

big mood

[viterbofangirl]

Coronavirus Advice from Respiratory Therapist

BEST PROCEDURES TO STAY OUT OF THE HOSPITAL!!!

They are calling on Respiratory therapists to help fight the Coronavirus, and I am a retired one, too old to work in a hospital setting. So I’m going to share some commonsense wisdom with those that have the virus and are trying to stay home. If my advice is followed as given, you will improve your chances of not ending up in the hospital on a ventilator. This applies to the otherwise generally healthy population, so use discretion.

1. Only high temperatures kill a virus, so let your fever run high. Tylenol, Advil. Motrin, Ibuprofen etc. will bring your fever down allowing the virus to live longer. They are saying that ibuprofen, Advil etc. will exacerbate the virus. Use common sense and don’t let fever go over 103 or 104 if you got the guts. If it gets higher than that take your Tylenol, not ibuprofen or Advil to keep it regulated. It helps to keep house warm and cover up with blankets, so body does not have to work so hard to generate the heat. It usually takes about 3 days of this to break the fever. 2. The body is going to dehydrate with the elevated temperature so you must rehydrate yourself regularly, whether you like it or not. Gatorade with real sugar, or Pedialyte with real sugar for kids, works well. Why the sugar? Sugar will give your body back the energy it is using up to create the fever. The electrolytes and fluid you are losing will also be replenished by the Gatorade. If you don’t do this and end up in the hospital, they will start an IV and give you D5W (sugar water) and Normal Saline to replenish electrolytes. Gatorade is much cheaper, pain free, and comes in an assortment of flavors  

3. You must keep your lungs moist. Best done by taking long steamy showers on a regular basis. If you’re wheezing or congested use a real minty toothpaste and brush your teeth while taking the steamy shower and deep breathe through your mouth. This will provide some bronchial dilation and help loosen the phlegm. Force yourself to cough into a wet washcloth pressed firmly over your mouth and nose, which will cause greater pressure in your lungs forcing them to expand more and break loose more of the congestion.   4. Eat healthy and regularly. Got to keep your strength up.   5. Once the fever breaks, start moving around to get the body back in shape and blood circulating.   6. Deep breathe on a regular basis, even when it hurts. If you don’t it becomes easy to develop pneumonia. Pursed lip breathing really helps. That’s breathing in deep and slow, then exhaling through tight lips as if your blowing out a candle. Blow until you have completely emptied your lungs and you will be able to breathe in an even deeper breath. This helps keep lungs expanded as well as increase your oxygen level.   7. Remember that every medication you take is merely relieving the symptoms, not making you well.   8. If you’re still dying, go to ER! I’ve been doing these things for myself and my family for over 40 years and kept them out of the hospital, all are healthy and still living today. Thank you all for sharing. We’ve got to help one another. Declan Stokes Retired respiratory therapist

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                                   私は愛されるよりも何も望んでいない。

                                  I wanted nothing more than to be loved.

                                    知られるように、尊重されるように。

                                     To be known and to be respected.

                              小さい怪物のように扱われることがあります

                                      To be treated less like a monster—

                                              多くの人間のように。

                                          —and more like a human.

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Blown Glass Jellyfish Table Lamps  by Joel Bloomberg -source-