The biggest lie in life-

Don't ever think it can't happen to you

So the interview hubby was supposed to have today got canceled 😞 we can't catch a fucking break

My husband lost his job (not his doing) last month. It's been incredibly hard watching him get rejected as he applies to job. But he has a phone interview this afternoon, so fingers crossed. I desperately wish I could help provide but due to my health and being on dialysis I cannot. Hopefully I'll hear about disability soon. Going to school, health matters and a lost job is a lot to handle at the moment

I love when they sleep together 🥹

#catsofCoSo

What more needs to happen before you realize that our lives will never be the same if a certain someone becomes president? Please, I ask that you look within yourself and think about how your choice will impact our future for the greater good and not just for selfish reasons. America is a united nation, and we all need to come together do what is right for all Americans. Period.

One who bashes our own and mocks disabled veterans calling them suckers? One who wants to take away women's rights and tell them what to do with their own bodies? Think about it. Why would you want that for Americans? We cannot afford to go backwards in this nation. I am absolutely terrified for the future of our country and my potential children. ⬇️

My two cents-

The world is on fire right now. People are suffering needlessly and dying. Our atmosphere is getting thinner. Our sea level is rising. Children are going hungry. Mass shootings are an everyday occurrence. Racism and bigotry are at an all-time high. I am so heartbroken by the rhetoric used by the far right and by a particular person. Is that the kind of leader you want running our country? ⬇️

Good morning and happy Friday and happy November! I hope this month treats you well and you're able to be with friends and family 💜

My husband and I live in on the East Coast with our 4 "fur-babies". He works from home and I am a model, dialysis technician student and life coach. I love my job and being able to have that creativity and freedom to express myself in this way and help people. I want to show that although I've had these challenges, I can still be who I am and I want to show others that different is beautiful no matter what! You can do anything you set your mind to! Thank you for reading my story!

#introductions

Overwhelming because there's a lot to stay on top of health-wise and to be extra diligent about staying as healthy as possible and stave off secondary cancers and other infections. Currently, I'm on dialysis awaiting a kidney transplant. Unfortunately this will be my third kidney transplant (third times the charm?!) I am in great spirits and hope to resolve this chapter of my life as soon as possible. ⬇️

Despite my hardships, I have a loving and supportive family along with my husband. Learning to navigate FA as adult has been both rewarding and overwhelming. Rewarding because I get to share my life story with so many people and teach others about rare diseases like FA and spread awareness. ⬇️

Hello! My name is Elly, I'm 31 years old and I was diagnosed with Fanconi Anemia at 9 years old. I was third in line in 2003 after Dr. John Wagner's non-radiation protocol. Along with my diagnosis came other challenges such as short stature (I'm petite standing at 4'8), hearing loss, born without thumbs, and kidney issues. ⬇️

I'm so happy, we had more than 2 trick-or-treaters this year! We're out in a partly country area so neighbors aren't super close