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elceeu2morrow · 2 years

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#lt pic #then and now #sunglasses #aviators louis #hexagon #baby louis #april 2020 #lt instagram #4.23.20 #ltwt2022 guadalajara #ltwt2022 mexico #6.12.22 #june 2022 #mine #my repost

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fear-not-beloved · 4 years

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#4.23.20

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edo-vivendum · 4 years

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My credit issues got sorted, and this semester is officially my last semester!!! Ya girl will have a bs in mathematics very very soon!

Two summers ago, I was so deep in my eating disorder, I could not think straight. I didn't know if I'd ever have the concentration or ability to study and learn again, and I was terrified, as academics was what I prided myself in for so long.

The rest of my academic career has not been the same as it was prior to my relapse, but I'm getting through it regardless, and for that, I am proud.

#personal #4.23.20

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ener-chi · 4 years

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mysterycashmere · 4 years

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Things I’m casually doing to myself apparently lmao

#personal #me #4.23.20

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boy1shh · 4 years

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my family orders good ass food and i tell my fat ass not to binge it 😳 but last night i cooked creamy pasta for my family and they seemed to like it. i didn’t have any but i really get the satisfaction of cooking my binge food for other people. hopefully im not the only one

#disordered eating #tw #4.23.20

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jasmineholiday · 4 years

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WASHINGTON (AP) — More than 4.4 million laid-off workers applied for U.S. unemployment benefits last week as job cuts escalated across an economy that remains all but shut down, the government said Thursday.

Roughly 26 million people have now filed for jobless aid in the five weeks since the coronavirus outbreak began forcing millions of employers to close their doors. About one in six American workers have now lost their jobs since mid-March, by far the worst string of layoffs on record. Economists have forecast that the unemployment rate for April could go as high as 20%.

The enormous magnitude of job cuts has plunged the U.S. economy into the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Some economists say the nation’s output could shrink by twice the amount that it did during the Great Recession, which ended in 2009.

The painful economic consequences of the virus-related shutdowns have sparked angry protests in several state capitals from crowds demanding that businesses reopen. Some governors have begun easing restrictions despite warnings from health authorities that it may be too soon to do so without sparking new infections. In Georgia, gyms, hair salons and bowling alleys can reopen Friday. Texas has reopened its state parks.

Yet those scattered re-openings won’t lead to much rehiring, especially if Americans are too wary to leave their homes. Most people say they favor stay-at-home orders and believe it won’t be safe to lift social distancing guidelines anytime soon. And there are likely more layoffs to come from many small businesses that have tried but failed to receive loans from a federal aid program.

The total number of people who are receiving unemployment benefits has reached a record 16 million, surpassing a previous high of 12 million set in 2010, just after the 2008-2009 recession ended. This figure reflects people who have managed to navigate the online or telephone application systems in their states, have been approved for benefits and are actually receiving checks.

In some states, many laid-off workers have run into obstacles in trying to file applications for benefits. Among them are millions of freelancers, contractors, gig workers and self-employed people — a category of workers who are now eligible for unemployment benefits for the first time.

#daily news #4.23.20 #huffpost

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beingallelite · 4 years

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