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STOP CALLINF 700 NET CALS FOR THE WHOLE DAY A BINGE YOU ABSOLUTE BITCH YOURE EATING LESS THAN HALF YOUR REQUIRED DAILY CALS
wieiad - recovery
☀️ breakfast: vanilla protein overnight oats with blueberries and strawberries
🐛 lunch: barebell protein bar, pb pretzels, goldfish, grapes, blueberries, banana, apple
🌙 dinner: pasta with butter, cheese, and peas
🌈 snacks: chocolate cupcake and six oreos
7/15/25
I have always been a small woman.
I weigh ninety-five and dwindling, vanishing, with thin legs and arms that look wasted, smaller than my fourteen-year-old sibling.
My thinness is not beauty. My thinness should never be fashionable. I cannot lie on my back without pain in my ribs. Even healthy, my stamina paled in comparison to someone at a healthy weight. Women should not be expected to look sick.
I am a woman that is easy to miss. I could once squeeze between crowds, press myself against walls, squirm through six-inch gaps. I could fold myself into wherever I was needed.
Disappear.
My wheelchair does not fold.
It weighs four hundred pounds. Long, wide, tilted back. It cannot be lifted. It has six wheels. My wheelchair cannot fit into conventional cars. I turn heads. For better or worse. A crowd now parts when I come by. My old manual wheelchair got nearly as small as I am, unobtrusive, petite.
I am more disabled now. I need a headrest. I need a reclining wheelchair. I need family members to help me with my daily care. Needing wheelchair accessible vehicles restricts my options.
Yet, I do not fold. Accessibility must come to me. I cannot go up a step. I cannot fold to inaccessibility. The power wheelchair is large and heavy and confronting, and that is what I love about it. I am here. I am disabled. I take up space. I claim my place.
Moje wymiary. . . .
talia 65,5 brzuch 66,5 biodra 85 klatka piersiowa 76
ramie 25 przedramię 21 nadgarstek 14
udo 50,5 łydka 35 kostka 22
wzrost 163
wszystko w centymetrach, kończyny mierzone lewe (nie dominant), mierzone na wydechu, rozluźniona, na stojąco, talia w najwęższym, biodra i klatka w najszerszym miejscu, brzuch na wysokości pępka
|🥧::🥟!! PI(E) DAY STIMBOARD !!🔢::➗|
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