My arm eventually got sore, so at least that might've been ok. Good to know that symptoms can differ though. No, my other foot had probably a hairline fracture 6 years ago that my body couldn't heal or healed badly. I'm collecting chronic injuries because my body has no strength to heal them.

💙 It seems a lot of book bloggers (myself included) barely blog anymore or have stopped.

Like, just be honest with me. Look me in the immunocompromised eye and say "I could take a small measure to help keep you safe from a disabling oncogenic disease, one that's been proven to reduce transmission, but I don't WANT to."

Close up. Also, I drew a hand and a face, only to then cover them up 😭 So here they are, please appreciate them too 😅

Good news! I figured out how to get it back by copying the exe that was still tucked away in a folder.

Don't ask me if it was good, I couldn't even properly hear the lyrics 😭 I couldn't see my phone either, so I didn't know it was about trains at first, and it took me almost an entire song to understanding they were say they "chug" and they "choo."

Otherwise, I put on a video to listen to and start doing something and can't get to my phone, and then I end up listening to 30 mins of a musical about anthropomorphic trains.

I didn't love the second book as much, but I really loved the first and am looking forward to Book 3!

Yay! I think it is the newest one... maybe? 😅 I've gotten bad at keeping up with books. I've liked a couple of their other books too.

Exactly. By the time you realize you're sick, you've already been contagious, and if you weren't masking, might've spread it to others.

I'm just so tired of people thinking sick = "normal life with some sniffles," when, for a lot of people, it means the very real potential for hospitalization, longterm complications, or death. And it could be prevented with simple precautions like wearing masks and not going out while sick. 6/

A lot of previously able-bodied people have learned how untrue that is the hard way.

I used to do gymnastics. I rarely got sick most of my life. I've been to so many doctors since my chronic illness who didn't care, didn't listen, or didn't know. It can happen to anyone. 5/

And I know a lot of able-bodied people don't care because it must be my fault. It's the fault of disabled people that we're unwell. You would never end up like us because you're better, you take care of yourself, you'd go to doctors and be cured. 4/