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Even the price of a cup of coffee, or a few donuts, could make a real difference to a family of seven, three of whom are university students struggling to continue their education despite everything we’ve been through.
I will not talk about our illnesses or use them as a way to beg for help. Even when I shared Maryam’s illness story last month, my father reprimanded me and said, “We don’t do that” So, despite how difficult our situation is, I will not use anyone’s illness to gain sympathy.
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ME/CFS is not a new illness, although there is a lot of historical evidence that, just like covid-19, the spanish flu epidemic in 1918 was followed by a mass-disabling wave of postviral syndromes that lead to the eventual naming of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
A 2006 study in the Journal of Political Economy found that "cohorts in utero during the pandemic displayed reduced educational attainment, increased rates of physical disability, lower income, lower socioeconomic status, and higher transfer payments received compared with other birth cohorts."[311] A 2018 study found that the pandemic reduced educational attainment in populations.[312] The flu has also been linked to the outbreak of encephalitis lethargica in the 1920s.[313] Survivors faced an elevated mortality risk. Some survivors did not fully recover from physiological conditions resulting from infection.[314]
when you read Victorian novels and someone's eccentric spinster aunt is holed up in the family attic and referred to as an "invalid", that's where people with conditions like ME/CFS used to be in the social structure. the term "shut-in" was also used to refer to housebound people, whatever their reason for being housebound. these people have always been present in the world
this is actually a really good, concrete example of how just knowing stuff about history, and reading old books, can directly materially improve your quality of life. and its an experience ive had a lot because im privileged to have really intellectually curious, self-educated parents who would TELL me this stuff as a kid, and created the expectation that i would find things out for myself. im not lecturing anyone like "you need to read old boring books r your life sucks" thats not what im saying. im saying knowing concrete facts about things people think dont matter can change your life in big and small ways for the better. instead of being baffled and alienated about this subject, i have cultural context for it, i understand how it has worked in the past and can work in the present moment for me. i feel less ashamed and isolated!
i was even talking TO my dad about this a few weeks ago. and he was talking about how his wife, my stepmother, a lovely woman, was going through it a bit with some medical stuff ad she was frustrated dealing with all the recovery shit. and he said something like, "this is just a normal part of life fo everyone eventually, we used to have people we called 'invalids' in the last three centuries, people who we just took care of and weren't expected to do anything except survive and if they were lucky maybe recover. and it's not a big deal". and he's right!
but we have sort of erased this class you can inhabit from modern life, now you're just a temporarily-embarrassed Laborer, and everyone is mad at you until you recover your "wellness".
Likewise the work of care, in all its dimensions, is devalued. Even as it is expropriated and monetized.
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Phonebank 8/12
This Wednesday at 7pm ET, Adalah Justice Project is again joining forces with U.S. Campaign for Palestinian Rights Action (USCPR) and Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) for a phonebank targeting key Senate districts.
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It has been over 1,000 days since the current onslaught in Palestine began and 78 years of ongoing occupation and genocide in Gaza and the West Bank. This is one of the defining moral issues of our time. The Israeli government continues its assault with U.S. weapons and funding, but we have a chance to act. The Block the Bombs Act (H.R. 3565) would halt U.S. arms transfers to Israel, and while it has more than 80 co-sponsors, we know that a majority of Americans support ending military shipments to Israel. Our coalition is launching a national campaign to win an arms embargo, continuing our phonebanking series on Wednesdays. Will you join us?
It has been over 1,000 days since the current onslaught in Palestine began and 78 years of ongoing occupation and genocide in Gaza and the W
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bit of a sad one, do you have any headcanons for how jo and dooku would grieve sifo-dyas? individually or together. asking more specifically for jo bc there’s so little canon content of her. we know the fallout of his death but im really curious what thoughts you may have for their emotional journeys. missin all my jedi parents😔
sad and dissatisfying take, but I don’t think either of them were able to grieve Sifo-Dyas properly before they died.
Sifo-Dyas’ death affected Jocasta in a way no other loss had before. Her work, her investment in the future generation of Jedi, had always been fulfilling enough to carry her through previous periods of grief. To her surprise however, after some time had passed, the agony was still razor sharp when she handled the memory of her friend without the gentle caution of fresh sorrow. For years leading up to the civil war, she carried this confusing agony in her heart. She never pretended it wasn’t there, but she also didn’t pretend to understand why the hurt hadn’t lessened. It felt as though she was left holding the memory of her friend, unable to progress, waiting for the Force to tell her it was the right moment to grieve. It wouldn’t be until nearly the end of the war, when the Jedi learned the true circumstances of Sifo-Dyas’ murder, that Jocasta would fully understand why she hadn’t been able to let go. At that point, any amount of grief she harbored for Dooku was converted to righteous fury, and the unbearable weight of Sifo-Dyas’ murder was fuel for the fire. By the time she’d escaped Order 66, she was grappling with the total destruction of her culture and the harrowing knowledge of what she needed to do next. I imagine, tragically, she considered grieving an individual to be unproductive and borderline selfish. He was still there with her, trapped in her heart, when she returned to the Temple and performed her final act of defiance against the Sith.
In the weeks following the crash, Dooku swung wildly between crumbling under the guilt of orchestrating the murder and blaming anyone except himself. Sidious understood that there was a perfect balance somewhere between self-loathing and delusion where his apprentice would be the most productive (manipulatable), and he knew exactly when to push the guilt button and when to encourage the delusions. Dooku was convinced he needed to focus on the big picture: the Sith’s master plan. That allowed him to detach himself emotionally and categorize his friend’s death as a distant regret, unfortunate but necessary. He would eventually feel like he himself had done a noble thing. Sifo-Dyas had been his friend, after all, he hadn’t wanted him to be killed, but for the good of the galaxy it had to be done. He began to see Sifo-Dyas’ death as his own sacrifice. He could never truly grieve his friend because he was too busy twisting his death into a means to an end.

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Hi!!!
4, 12 and 30 for Mines Ask game please!
4. Was there a specific fan work or canonical appearance that caused you to fall in love with the character?
mmmm it happened around four? five? years ago so i don’t remember how exactly i fell into this deep mine
I think it was some obi-wan - disaster lineage - dooku - sifo-dyas journey through fics and posts. I just love the concept of possible futures and faith and how seeing one may affect a person
12. Share another creator's work from the Mines that spoke to you / you still think about to this day and why you like it
@thats-ee post about jocasta’ and dooku’s relationship with sifo-dyas’s death and grief. I never before thought about jocasta’s version like this, that agonizing lack of closure. and i deeply love the way she describes dooku’s thoughts and how he makes sifo’s death all about himself
I’m still thinking about it
30. Go set a timer for 1 minute and draw him. Even (especially) if you don’t usually draw
here he is, the chillest and longest he ever been
All Jedi students should understand that fulcrum 'balance' does not mean that good accepts the existence of evil, in the way that sunlight gives rise to shadow. The dark has nothing to do with balance. Balance is a bed of green algae that feeds a school of darters whose numbers are kept in check by bog gulpers. Balance is the circle of life present in monolith systems. But beware, the greed of the dark side acts like a cancer on the living Force and the Sith are its chief agents.
— “the prophecy of the chosen one”, fae coven, the jedi path. text restored from redacted pages here.
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36 + 40 for the Sifo asks! 💖
KATIE!!! :D Hi, thank you so much for this!
36 Share a song, poem, or painting that reminds you of Sifo-Dyas.
More syku vibes than just strictly Sifo-Dyas, but these lines from Beckian Fritz Goldberg’s poem ‘Being Pharaoh’:
But this time I have loved you so long I become the boy you were. I must still be alive, for everything is changing and incomplete.
40 What aspect of Sifo-Dyas’s story do you want to explore in the future that you haven't yet?
I have done very little with his on-the-Council era. (He’s in the ruins of that phase of life in Mock Orange.) Because of course, I’m super interested in what exactly his fully mature Jedi Master abilities looked like at that stage of life, what lead Mace to say that the Jedi’s whole ability to usefully perceive the future was altered by Sifo-Dyas’s death - but also, the little day-to-day stuff. I want to write him going on the Council coffee run. I want to write him seeing Qui-Gon on the schedule and start to fake a vision only to get firmly "absolutely not motherfucker"'d and dumped into his usual seat by Mace. I want to know what he did to make Even Piell hate him so much.
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