This was in Atlanta, but it can be anywhere in this country. More than 2,000 people waited in their cars to get food, one woman for 14 hours. There was not enough food for everyone that showed up. The true ruthless nature of american capitalism is about to be on full display

My chronic illnesses affect: *The food I eat *The clothes I wear *The makeup and hygiene products I use *My ability to stand *My ability to breathe (if exposed to allergens) *How often I go to the bathroom *How I react to medications, supplements, etc *My ability to work (I can’t) *My focus (brain fog) *My sleep *My pain levels *Ability to socialize *Ability to exercise *Ability to go out and do things (like shop) *Ability to travel *My vision *My teeth *My skin *My immune system *My body’s ability to heal wounds *My ability to drive *Etc So ya, I talk about it. Not everyone has to or wants to talk about their health issues and that’s ok. But some people literally can’t hide their chronic illnesses or disabilities and they shouldn’t have to. It’s nothing to be ashamed of. (Also worthy of noting: this is a place I’ve found to talk to others who understand. I talk about it much more openly here than anywhere else.)

This woman was a Federal Employee whose whole Department was shut down! She worked for the US FDA Devices and Radiological Health which are the people who notify you about a recall on your devices like pacemaker or stimulators.They also teach people how to use them,but no longer