I really appreciate that @pbsnews.org ended the interview with this graphic.

It captures, in the simplest and starkest terms, the brutal arithmetic driving this country's homelessness catastrophe.

As with most ADHD things, doing the exact opposite of what you’d recommend for neurotypicals (no screens before bed, do something like reading instead) often works for ADHDers. For me, reading wakes my brain up *too* much. A farming sim = just enough to keep my brain from cooking up its own shit

Anyway my punch card for “times I have frustration cried at the doctor and the whole way home” is full, and now I get a free *squints* new punch card

Adequate, effective, and compassionate healthcare in America? That simply doesn’t exist

Nandy, a 22-year-old in Kentucky, has Type 1 Diabetes. Foods he's supposed to eat are more expensive, he said. He goes to Walmart and Kroger trying to find lowest prices. He's been eating one meal a day to stretch food out. It's impacting his health: “It’s like a death sentence for people like me”

I’m almost done with The Entanglement of Rival Wizards by Sara Raasch and it’s probably one of my top reads all year! DnD fantasy x modern grad school setting, relatively low-stakes but still compelling drama. Bonus: enemies to lovers trope.

I am so sorry - she was a very good girl who you gave a wonderful life.