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Syncopate by Tommy Arnold
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happywebdesign · 7 months
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Superorganism
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pekasairroc · 1 year
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Who put that treasure chest in the depths of that dilapidated temple and set all those annoying traps to keep treasure hunters like me out of there? THIS ASSHOLE.
Drenn, the Asshole with a Magic Mouse (Glis)
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dailymtgflavortext · 2 years
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"Fool! Can't you see the tide has turned against you?" 
-Syncopate
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MICHELLE - SYNCOPATE
Track 4 - AFTER DINNER WE TALK DREAMS - 2022
instagram: @ wearemichelle
twitter: @ michelletheband
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soundspotlights · 5 months
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Song: SYNCOPATE | Artist: MICHELLE
Spotify Link | Apple Music Link | SoundCloud Link
Spotlight: there's something really satisfying about the pattern in the chorus where the notes slide down from high to low.
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ravenplaylist · 2 years
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June 27, 2022 - SYNCOPATE by MICHELLE
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nerdyenby · 11 months
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Happy disability pride month everyone <3
Shoutout to my fellow people who
Didn’t realize their symptoms weren’t normal (I didn’t understand that people went through their days without feeling exhausted all the time until I was 20)
Flew under the radar because they function “well enough”
Aren’t good at communicating when they’re in pain and/or don’t know how to ask for support
Are still stuck in the endless cycle of doctor referrals
Still don’t have a name for what they experience
Hesitate to call themselves disabled, while also craving the validation of our pain that comes with that label
Feel like they don’t belong in this community. I promise you do. Your struggles are valid and you are always welcome here <3
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honeyed-lemonade · 4 months
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chronic illness posting
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webkinzpossum · 1 year
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i’m a medical mystery
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atelier-aria · 4 months
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[Icon Commissions] for Ririn~ decora!Elphelt and A.B.A. from Guilty Gear, and a Yaya (Ririn's OC!) Animated again >w<b
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yvanspijk · 8 months
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Pronouncing restaurant as restrant is an example of syncope: an unstressed vowel is deleted from the interior of a word, taking its syllable with it. The Romans did this a lot too. Calidus (hot) became caldus as early as the 1st c. BCE. It's caldus that birthed French chaud and Italian caldo. Here are more examples.
What did the Romans themselves say about the syncopated Popular Latin forms?You can read about it on my Patreon.
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pekasairroc · 11 months
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Wow you’re giving your character Lichtenberg scars? How original. You know how rare those are?
*shoves Drenn and SStS!Taylor behind me*
People these days….
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arctic-hands · 2 months
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For real tho health freaks who scream about how sugar and salt will kill us all and try to push for restrictions on things like candy and chips for SNAP recipients or politicians who try from time to time to replace food stamps all together and give out Government Approved Staples like bread and peanut butter and Government Cheese are gonna kill a whole lotta sick and disabled people like
Diabetics
POTS sufferers
Hypotensives
People with peanut allergies
People with celiac disease or wheat allergies
The lactose intolerant
People who can't eat solid food
People who are undernourished for any reason and need all the calories they can pack on
So-called "picky eaters" who can't tolerate certain tastes and textures without getting violently ill
A myriad of other human conditions that cannot be neatly tallied into categories because the human body and human experience is vast and infinitely variable
But I don't think ableds really care about us and our health like they like to claim so they can harass us about it, do you?
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s0uls1sters-inc · 2 months
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Could we get some vox x a reader who faints regularly? I’ve got a chronic illness that causes fainting and yk, comfort character
Thanks in advance <33
I don't want you getting hurt 
Summary reader has a chronic illness where they faint regularly and vox is always concerned about reader and making sure there okay
I just don't want you getting hurt i love you so much please take it easy 
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Vox was concerned and worried the first time you fainted in front of him. He was scared that someone hurt you or you hurt yourself. Nonetheless he is still concerned till this day and constantly worries about you. Especially when you leave the tower or not with him. He needs to make sure you are okay 24/7 he doesnt want someone hurting or taking advantage of you. 
“Voxxx tumble!” tumble was the word you would say to him whenever you felt fatigued or were about to faint. He rushed over to you so he could catch your head when you passed out. 
“Im here baby”  he sits down next to him and places your head on his shoulder  while he wraps your arms around you. When you say tumble he is ready he drops everything he is doing so he can be there for you. he doesn't want anything happening to his precious baby 
“Is this okay?” He always makes sure you're gonna be okay so he knows he isn't hurting you, or isn't squeezing you too tight. He has a habit of squeezing you tight because he wants to make sure you don't hurt yourself when you pass out.
“Yes it's okay oka-” you faint. This was always vox scariest part he has an irrational fear of where he thinks you will never wake up. He swears he gets so emotional when this happens he does have a soft spot for you. And by the time he knew it you woke up again. You wrap your arms around him as you lean into him.
“Thank you i love you vox” you couldn't help but always smile when you wake up to see his joyful face when you wake up is the best thing ever. You knew he truly cared for all he did for you and never doubted once. 
“I love you too” he leans his head onto yours and gives you a kiss on the top of your head 
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I'm sorry for how short this was i tried to do research on Syncope and tried to put it in the best way i could thank you so much for requesting i love youuu- onyx
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aelianated-star · 1 year
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Buckle up folks because this is a long post -
Tips for newly diagnosed dysautonomia patients:
- Drink a lot of water (so much water guys. Especially if you have hypovolemic types of dysautonomia, like hypovolemic POTS, it’s crucial)
- Keep up with electrolytes/ salt intake. Vitassium makes salt pills, chews, and tablets. I personally prefer the tablets because I can just suck on them for a while, but I know a few people who prefer the pills.
- Compression socks help, A LOT! One major component of dysautonomia, in general, is blood pooling (which can greatly increase your risk of fainting). The compression/construction helps blood flow and return back to your heart and brain
- Your disability(s) are valid, even if you don’t pass out/pass out a lot!! Only about 1/3 of people with POTS (one of the most common types of dysautonomia) pass out! And of those, few pass out regularly/daily (such as myself). No matter what, you are valid! Even if you’re undiagnosed, even if your case is “mild”, even if you manage it well without much help; you’re valid!
- Especially for those of you who are just being introduced to disability (likely because of long COVID), it’s okay to grieve the life you used to have/planned to have. You can live a wonderful, full life with these conditions (and other conditions), it just may require more accommodations than you anticipated!
- DONT BE AFRAID TO ACCOMODATE YOURSELF! Seriously, use mobility aids, get a 504/IEP, and make your space(s) accessible to yourself! I use forearm crutches for short distances, but because of how severe my dysautonomia is, I’m reliant on a wheelchair (with someone pushing me/motorized aid) to go more than a couple hundred feet/longer (or anything that requires standing for more than 5-10 minutes).
- Get a pulse oximeter or watch! Certain types of dysautonomia may cause lowered oxygen (hypoxia) because of a lack of available blood. It’s extremely important to monitor this and make sure you’re aware of your oxygen levels!
- Find community! I personally love using “stuff that works”. It not only lets you crowdsource for information about medications or treatments, but lets you message other people with the same condition(s) as you.
- If you feel like something is wrong, please talk to your doctor. I know it’s scary, especially if you have medical trauma/PTSD on top of these conditions, but it can literally be lifesaving. I noticed a sudden uptick in chest pain and casually mentioned it to my doctor. Sure enough, we found I have two types of arrhythmias (p-wave inversion and flutters) Now I’m pushing for genetic testing to see if my diagnosed EDS is vEDS/cvEDS
- Don’t be afraid to start and try medications! I’ve tried numerous medications and haven’t found anything that works quite right yet, but that doesn’t mean I won’t :). And some of you may not need medication! You may be able to manage with lifestyle changes, or IV therapy, which is great! Do what works FOR YOU. Everyone is different!
- Rest days are productive! Your body is working really hard to keep you alive, it’s okay to take a break! Take care of yourself, really, it’s okay to conserve spoons.
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