Lissanae🦋
@lissanae.bsky.social
SW fan since 1995, Reylo since 2015, she/her, 🔞
It looks like a maternity suit jacket.
November 29, 2025 at 8:47 PM
It looks like a maternity suit jacket.
The green was *very* faint to the eye (esp. compared to the vivid pink!) but I was pretty stoked to see it. Light pollution is bad here so I drove about an hour and a half to a designated dark sky area and hiked a half mile out (in the dark 😅) to a bluff for the view, but it was definitely worth it!
November 12, 2025 at 4:23 PM
The green was *very* faint to the eye (esp. compared to the vivid pink!) but I was pretty stoked to see it. Light pollution is bad here so I drove about an hour and a half to a designated dark sky area and hiked a half mile out (in the dark 😅) to a bluff for the view, but it was definitely worth it!
It was visible to the naked eye all the way down here in Tennessee. Absolutely *gorgeous* ❤️
November 12, 2025 at 6:59 AM
It was visible to the naked eye all the way down here in Tennessee. Absolutely *gorgeous* ❤️
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Out-of-pocket costs for the level of care he needs exceed $40k per year.
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Donate to Help Gerald Keep His Job (and Not Move Into a Nursing Home), organized by MELISSA OTT
Hello, my name's Melissa and I'm a nurse from Tennessee. I’m o… MELISSA OTT needs your support for Help Gerald Keep His Job (and Not Move Into a Nursing Home)
gofund.me
November 7, 2025 at 1:34 AM
Out-of-pocket costs for the level of care he needs exceed $40k per year.
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
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Fun Fact! There is actually a Medicaid program that lets people like Gerald "buy-in", where he would essentially pay an insurance premium like with traditional health insurance, & be eligible for coverage again. But since Medicaid is administered by the states and TN hasn't opted in, he can't. (3/?)
November 7, 2025 at 1:26 AM
Fun Fact! There is actually a Medicaid program that lets people like Gerald "buy-in", where he would essentially pay an insurance premium like with traditional health insurance, & be eligible for coverage again. But since Medicaid is administered by the states and TN hasn't opted in, he can't. (3/?)
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All because he got a full-time job. If he stopped working? Medicaid would cover him again, which is absolute 🐴💩.
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
November 7, 2025 at 1:21 AM
All because he got a full-time job. If he stopped working? Medicaid would cover him again, which is absolute 🐴💩.
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
Out-of-pocket costs for the level of care he needs exceed $40k per year.
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Donate to Help Gerald Keep His Job (and Not Move Into a Nursing Home), organized by MELISSA OTT
Hello, my name's Melissa and I'm a nurse from Tennessee. I’m o… MELISSA OTT needs your support for Help Gerald Keep His Job (and Not Move Into a Nursing Home)
gofund.me
November 7, 2025 at 1:34 AM
Out-of-pocket costs for the level of care he needs exceed $40k per year.
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Please consider giving to or sharing his GFM; any contribution helps.
gofund.me/dba85c94c
Fun Fact! There is actually a Medicaid program that lets people like Gerald "buy-in", where he would essentially pay an insurance premium like with traditional health insurance, & be eligible for coverage again. But since Medicaid is administered by the states and TN hasn't opted in, he can't. (3/?)
November 7, 2025 at 1:26 AM
Fun Fact! There is actually a Medicaid program that lets people like Gerald "buy-in", where he would essentially pay an insurance premium like with traditional health insurance, & be eligible for coverage again. But since Medicaid is administered by the states and TN hasn't opted in, he can't. (3/?)
All because he got a full-time job. If he stopped working? Medicaid would cover him again, which is absolute 🐴💩.
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
November 7, 2025 at 1:21 AM
All because he got a full-time job. If he stopped working? Medicaid would cover him again, which is absolute 🐴💩.
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
The services that he needs are not covered under his employer-sponsored health insurance; Medicaid is the only choice besides paying out-of-pocket (2/?)
Oh my god Thea 😍😭😍😭
September 6, 2025 at 7:57 PM
Oh my god Thea 😍😭😍😭
Will always stop what im doing to watch when this gets reposted. Such a fantastic performance 😍
September 1, 2025 at 6:46 PM
Will always stop what im doing to watch when this gets reposted. Such a fantastic performance 😍
They only got Luke once (yay!)
The moral of the story is "thank God for benadryl"
The moral of the story is "thank God for benadryl"
August 19, 2025 at 11:56 PM
They only got Luke once (yay!)
The moral of the story is "thank God for benadryl"
The moral of the story is "thank God for benadryl"