Interlopers commenting on euthanasia for disabled people will get blocked. Even if it was legal here, there is absolutely no time when it would be ethical for a healthcare worker to bring it up.

Something I struggle with a lot is with patients who want to die because of their new disabilities. I have had suicidal ideation and what has got me back usually is focussing on the future. Which is very difficult for these people. And my brain wants to present logical reasons why suicide isn't the answer but often all I can do is agree, that life sucks enormously and likely isn't going to get measurably better (I'm specifically talking about patients who are making no progress with rehab, when people are making progress, focusing on the future usually helps).

Does anyone have advice on what has helped them overcome suicidal feelings after becoming disabled?

4yo recognises that 'Thank You' is often followed by 'You're Welcome' so now he just says 'I'm welcome!' when he means Thank You 😅

Sorry to keep asking but I could really do with a bit more money to get through to payday on the 28th. I'm at £10 of my £50 goal to be able to eat properly for the rest of the week. I'll update as I recieve further help.

I know times are tight but I could really use a hand, thank you!

paypal.me/queerfaun

£10/50

Just been stung by a wasp in pitch black at 1am, what the fuck? I thought they were diurnal for fucks sake.

Overheard at work: "Everyone hates each other for no reason now. At least in the eighties, everyone was obsessed with money but they weren't blowing each other up."

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'The Swaggarts' even sounds like a family of con artists tbh

Oh no, I am stuck with a patient who likes to watch american evangelical christian channels 😭