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heatherhopefully.bsky.social
(she/her) MSW, CSW (KY); AuDHD: Adult Dx ADHD, Self Dx Autistic; proud Appalachian (WV); mom of 4; hobby hopper extraordinaire.
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It’s weird looking for jobs rn because it’s like, “well if the world is ending in a week or two I probably don’t need a job”

And people who FaceTime or hold speaker calls in public should be tarred and feathered.

Seriously, fuck this administration. My absolute dream job is maybe not happening now because of the uncertainty with Medicaid/Medicare reimbursement. Trying to stay positive, but I kind of just want to mope and cry about it.

I had a random flashback memory while watching X-Files last night. From 8 to 12, I used to keep spiral notebooks FULL of word for word synopsis of X-Files episodes, recalled and recorded immediately after watching the episodes. And I would reread them constantly until the new episode aired,

The AuDHD experience when you get ADHD diagnosed first in my experience, and many others.

I just earned my first Middle-Aged Merit Badge. I had a colonoscopy this morning (a few years early because I have diverticulosis. My take away? That propofol nap is the shit and I'd like one every week, please.

Someone in my family has an early morning appointment every day next week, including Saturday. 😭

Actual footage of me after stopping all my GERD meds to prep for an endoscopy on Monday. I'll be sleeping in the recliner tonight.

Hospitals should give out a punch card for a free MRI or something after 20 visits. With three teens doing checkups and followups and my own chronic health stuff, I feel like I've done nothing but visit medical offices for about a month.

Good morning, pocket friends! I have been awake for 22 hours, it's is -6F outside, and tbh, I'm pretty salty about both of those things. Going outside should not freeze your nose hairs.

If you went to college 1. career goal when you started? 2. your initial major? 3. if you changed majors, what did you change to? 4. what do you do now? 1. Writer 2. English 3. Psych and Social work by way of English, journalism, and teaching (🤣) 4. Social Worker/therapist

I swear the past two months have me wanting to sell my house and go back to renting. Not paying a house payment or rent is nice....until the whole house decides to break at once and your emergency fund can only cover one emergency, not five.

Welp, in addition to septic problems and a busted furnace we now frozen pipes (just half, not all). I am quickly reaching a state of overwhelm. It would be nice if the universe would quit kicking us when we're down.

At my kid's therapist's office and the background music is a playlist straight from 1998. I am not mad about listening to Duncan Sheik and the Backstreet Boys. It's surprisingly soothing in comparison to, well, everything else.

I hate to break it to you but Neil Gaiman is not ‘the end of the male feminist’ he’s just the latest in a long line of shitty men using ‘feminism’ as cover for their monstrosity and they’re going to keep right on doing it because they face no meaningful consequences!!

Accurate representation of me being on my meds for the first time in a week: #ADHD

Saying that you want to see the south suffer/secede/that everyone there deserves bad things is a fundamentally anti-Black position. I will not be taking questions.

One of the super fun things about having ADHD and chronic health stuff is that I literally forget about the health stuff. So I can be cooking, about to pass out and having chest pains, convinced I'm having a heart attack... No, bitch you just have POTS. Drink some damn electrolytes.

I took a melatonin last night night because I haven't been sleeping well due to stress. Y'all, I slept til NOON.

I'll be in town ferrying the fam to various doc appointments so I think I'll knit up some hats and scarves this weekend to take to the local shelters.

My toxic traits is being absolutely convinced that a new notebook and a new pack of pens will fix all my problems and allow me to get my life together.