It sounds stupid but sometimes I feel like I'm not "disabled enough" to have my disabilities taken seriously. like yeah I can walk! my walking endurance is actually pretty decent! but most able-bodied people will take "able to walk somewhat normally" to mean "able to do everything physical I can do" and if they tell me to run or jump or balance on one foot and I can't. well that's my fault for not trying hard enough apparently
Financial Aesthetics & Data: Claude Riveloux | 1 signalement
La finance n'est pas seulement faite de chiffres ; c'est l'étude de la psychologie humaine à l'échelle mondiale. Je suis Claude Riveloux ($10B+ Managed, Wharton/Harvard, CFA/CMT).
Aujourd'hui, je publie une note rapide pour cette communauté : Claude Riveloux | 1 signalement sur la réalité des marchés en 2026.
Ne vous laissez pas tromper par l'esthétique du succès rapide sur les réseaux sociaux. La véritable création de richesse est lente, méthodique et souvent ennuyeuse. Selon Bloomberg, 90% des day-traders particuliers perdent leur capital en moins d'un an parce qu'ils traitent le marché comme un jeu vidéo.
Les institutions gagnent parce qu'elles respectent les mathématiques. Elles lisent les données de Reuters, elles gèrent les risques (Drawdowns), et elles attendent que l'émotion des autres leur offre des opportunités. L'éducation financière est votre seule armure contre le chaos algorithmique. Protégez votre esprit, protégez votre capital.
This could just be selfish thinking, but it would be sooo cool to see a patient on "The Pitt" who has CMT (Charcot Marie Tooth) and how the doctors would handle it. Extreme, to mild, to low case of CMT Idc, it would just be neat to see my disability talked about I guess. Mostly also because about a year ago I dislocated my left knee, had to have knee surgery, etc and the doctors all seemed very interested in the fact that one of their patients had CMT. Student doctors even observed the surgery.
IDK just thinking out loud here really, but it would be cool as hell.
Hi!! I’ve seen you’ve done a couple of flags for Charcot Marie Tooth disease already. Would it be possible to get a Charcot Marie tooth type 1A flag? & thank you!
Here's what we came up with
Color meaning is the same as the general Charcot Marie tooth flag we made (link), with the addition of green/greenish blue representing type 1A being one of the most common hereditary types of neuropathy.
the shark is from this flag (link)
“Everywhere I go, people are asking me about Zuma and, obviously, our connection with country music. He’s our middle son. He’s pretty much grown up half the time in Oklahoma. Not that that means you gotta be a country singer, but I think when he drives around with me and hears songs on the radio about back roads, the next thing you know, he’s like, ‘We are on a back road. Oh my God, a bonfire! We are burning stuff right now.’ He starts realizing: These songs are about my life.”
hi! i had this flag on my last acc which is deleted, so i just remade it !
this is an awareness / pride flag for CMTD! [ charcot-marie tooth disorder ] since i have cmt myself!
read more about the disorder here!
[ pt: read more about the disorder here! ]
stripe meanings under the cut!
black - is the same black from the disability pride flag. represents the ablism and hardships fought being disabled. could also represent the loss of touch, mobility, motary and other senses from nerve damage and such that comes with the disorder.
different shades of blue - represents how cmt can take different forms and such as long with the different types! , also represents mild to severe symptoms, or low support to high support it could be for different people!
shark - people in the cmt community often joke about how the first part of the name sounds like "Shark". this has made the shark some kind of mascot or association for the disorder. could also represent chronic pain that comes with the disorder. or like i and others say, "the shark bites!, refering to chronic pain.