Stories Are My Life

Meet the player characters of Dimension 20: Cloudward Ho!

Marya Junková (she/her) - played by Emily Axford

Olethra MacLeod (she/her) - played by Ally Beardsley

Maxwell Gotch (he/him) - played by Brian Murphy

Daisuke Bucklesby (he/him) - played by Zac Oyama

Vanellope Chapman (she/her) - played by Siobhan Thompson

Montgomery LaMontgommery (he/him) - played by Lou Wilson

Y'ALL! I am SO EXCITED for #CloudwardHo! I'm thrilled to say-for projection art I worked with the incredible

Erika, referencing ebenezer scrooge: You, boy! What day is it?!

I have to peeeeeeeeeeeeee! 😫

"Don't forget that you did this. Remember this. Remember this moment. You went back in time and gave yourself a pair of pants. REMEMBER THIS."

errrrr not quite. they uh. got somethin goin on

apparently, cats' kidneys tend to be the thing that takes them down, something about their bodies being unable to self-clean their kidneys, and the vaccine is supposed revitalize the body's ability to do just that. It would be very VERY fucking cool to have cats suddenly reaching 30 years of age be the normal thing.

per the first article above, high amounts of "activated" AIM (AIM that has "peeled off" from IgM to mark waste in the body) can even be an early indicator that you have a condition--for stuff that's harder to detect early on, like cancers and neurological issues, it sounds like the AIM will be more active in those areas before symptoms start to be visible, so you could spot when and where a condition is occurring by screening for AIM. for progressive and difficult to treat illnesses where early detection is essential, this would be fucking huge.

clinical research into kidney disease treatment i humans using AIM is already underway as well, which could open the door to treating these other conditions with it in future. like, yes, seeing my cat's lifespan double would be incredible, but this really undersells how many major diseases in humans could become more treatable if this research pans out.