HE'S TRYING TO FUCK THE ELF!!!

* I’m at the hospital right now

* I went to the hospital today

* I went to the hospital within the past few days

* I went to the hospital this week

* I went to the hospital within the past few weeks

* I went to the hospital this month

* I went to the hospital within the past few months

* I went to the hospital this year

* it’s been over a year since I’ve been to the hospital

* I’ve never been to the hospital

* it’s complicated

* see results

Not limited to treatment; work, volunteering, visiting, and transporting others count as well

LEONAAA LEONAA

We need to start commenting under other people's posts about how to properly warn for flashing lights and eyestrain. We need to be emailing and calling companies about their possibly triggering advertisements that could induce seizures. We need to stop tolerating ableism and start speaking up for the more vulnerable.

Also, stop putting epilepsy warnings. That's like saying "warning: schizophrenia" on a post including unreality or "warning: dyslexia" on a post with a typing quirk. First off, the disability mentioned isn't the only group of people that this could trigger. Second, it doesn't truly get the message across and instead makes it worse for those with the disability-- scrolling through the epilepsy tag on Tumblr should get you to view the content of other epileptic people, but no, you just get a bunch of flashing lights and eyestrain, even though you could instead tag for, oh I dunno, flashing lights and eyestrain.

Just to try and help out and spread the word, there are two chrome extensions I've found that might be able to help.

Seizafe: This extension scans youtube videos and warns you if they contain things like flashing lights that could cause a seizure.

CogniShield: This extension (supposedly, it has like no reviews) dims the screen to a safe level if flashing lights are detected; it can also be used to limit volume. It might help.

THAT'S it [turns your twstlings into little gummies]