Robin Baumeister
@quoththerobin.bsky.social
she/her | MS, MHS | autism/neurodiversity & health research, research assistant @ JHU | serial hobbyist; helicopter cat parent; polite menace | 🌈♾️🦋🌱
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7) Use the phrase "might as well" to call when you have time. Doesn't have to be a big deal / planned scheduled thing. On a lunch break? call yr reps. Taking the dog out? Call yr reps. Smoke break? Plz consider quitting but also call your reps.
8) Validate your anxiety. It's ok to be nervous!
8) Validate your anxiety. It's ok to be nervous!
February 5, 2025 at 8:36 PM
7) Use the phrase "might as well" to call when you have time. Doesn't have to be a big deal / planned scheduled thing. On a lunch break? call yr reps. Taking the dog out? Call yr reps. Smoke break? Plz consider quitting but also call your reps.
8) Validate your anxiety. It's ok to be nervous!
8) Validate your anxiety. It's ok to be nervous!
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4) Walk around & PACE if that helps you. Keep your mind focused on moving your body so it isn't overthinking the call
5) If you get nervous & hang up that's ok. You're helping by lighting up those phone lines.
6) The busy signal is a sound of VICTORY, not a clue your call is a bother. Keep it up!
5) If you get nervous & hang up that's ok. You're helping by lighting up those phone lines.
6) The busy signal is a sound of VICTORY, not a clue your call is a bother. Keep it up!
February 5, 2025 at 8:36 PM
4) Walk around & PACE if that helps you. Keep your mind focused on moving your body so it isn't overthinking the call
5) If you get nervous & hang up that's ok. You're helping by lighting up those phone lines.
6) The busy signal is a sound of VICTORY, not a clue your call is a bother. Keep it up!
5) If you get nervous & hang up that's ok. You're helping by lighting up those phone lines.
6) The busy signal is a sound of VICTORY, not a clue your call is a bother. Keep it up!
Can’t even begin to imagine the pain of that, but thank you for being a voice for us right now
January 29, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Can’t even begin to imagine the pain of that, but thank you for being a voice for us right now