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saira. 18. instagram: sairarehman (follow me, I swear I'm nice)

[wannajoke]

[just-shower-thoughts]

In the USA, it’s 100x cheaper to take an Uber to the hospital instead of an ambulance.

[lachatteestvivante]

I don’t know if this is true or.. Like, having to pay for an ambulance that is taking you to the hospital? That doesn’t make any sense. What kind of distopian world is that?

[witwitch-deactivated20160508]

It costs thousands of dollars to ride in an ambulance

[ireallyluvdogs]

In America some people with chronic health conditions like epilepsy literally have to wear medical IDs that say “don’t call an ambulance/911”. Some well-meaning person calling an ambulance for you will turn into a thousand (or couple thousand) dollars that YOU are on the hook for, even though you didn’t make the call. So, PSA: if you see someone having a seizure, look for a medical ID! You should only call an ambulance if: the person is elderly, pregnant, or the seizure lasts more than 4 minutes. Otherwise, wait for the seizure to pass, then ask the person if they want an ambulance when they regain consciousness.

[numberoneblind]

wtf

[moonblossom]

Oh my god what. Here in Quebec, if you call an ambulance for something they deem non-emergency, you get a bill later for like $180. But if it’s anything like a loss of consciousness, chest pains, labour, whatever, or if you’re in a public place and a a well-meaning samaritan calls 911, it’s paid for by the government. Seriously, everything about healthcare in the US makes me want to cry.

[fenominus-blog]

Imagine a world where you have to wear tags to tell people trying to help you that “It’s ok, don’t try to help, I can’t afford to pay if someone tries to save my life. I’ll just take my chances and hope it’s not life-threatening.”

[kushandwizdom]

“ Quit being afraid of what could go wrong, and start being positive about what could go right. ”

http://twitter.com/goodquoteco (via kushandwizdom)

[blacktinabelcher]

Isn’t it cute how the American Revolution was started over just over taxes and angry white people destroyed the tea because they didn’t want to pay a tax and they’re heralded as patriots but when black people damage property because they’re sick of being killed by the system that’s supposed to protect and serve them we’re barbarians 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[befunnyandsmile]

[zodiacupdates-blog]

I'm just here to look pretty and break hearts

Leo, Virgo, Taurus, Aries, Pisces

[carryonstarkid]

Just watching Girl Meets World when I noticed something

Take a closer look

Sound Familiar?

im not crying youre crying

[shittyidea]

Superglue everything important (such as your phone, keys and wallet) to yourself so you never lose them

[themiseducationofb]

People will stare. Make it worth their while → Reem Acra | Pre-Fall ‘16

[officialwhitegirls]

[wearedevo]

[hancarolyn]

things are gonna fucking work out. do this for yourself. don’t you dare quit. put in a ton of effort, it won’t betray you.

[the-jenner-sistersxo]

[lifeschoolers]

[shouldnt]

Do you know how hard I worked for us to have accidental eye contact

[berniesandrs-blog]

[kingzayndaily]

Malik may “feel a lot for his heritage,” says Fariha Roisin, author of a recent Matter article about Malik’s bicultural status. “But he isn’t defined by his otherness and hasn’t whitewashed himself, either. Islamophobia affects the way we view ourselves – there’s a fear of being open about who you are. He has experienced persecution whenever he has said anything political, so what do you do in that situation? You remove yourself.” After four years of being the person of color in 1D – where, he has acknowledged, the dark and mysterious role was partly foisted upon him – Malik seems content to do as he pleases and let people make of that what they will. If he has a life strategy these days, he says, it’s “just trust your instincts, and keep your friends close.”

Zayn in Billboard (via kingzayndaily)