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#fatigue is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 89 people shared 119 posts with it — around 4 a day. Activity is up 24% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 9 with 10 posts.
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A weather station in Storforshei, Norway, on the edge of the Arctic Circle, has now hit 30°C (86°F) or greater for 12 consecutive days. Let that sink in.
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Voyage en Terre (et sols) inconnue. 1976 est battue en terme de sècheresse, je ne parle même pas du thermo, nous ne jouons plus dans le même monde qu'au 20 -ème siecle. @Mystere Météo. C'est un massacre les amis, les blessures seront nombreuses sur le vivant et la biodiversité. COURAGE à tous.💀🌡️🆘
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Terms to Ponder When Living with Chronic Illness - Chronically Content
Terms to Ponder When Living with Chronic Illness. Five prompt words for August and allow the author to be expressive on how these words relate to chronic illness.
À la tribune de l’ONU, Donald Trump s’en prend violemment à la Cour pénale internationale, qu’il qualifie « d’institution voyou ».
This has been due repeatedly, including yesterday, & it still hasn’t been met. I have not been paying in full bc I can’t. linktr.ee/hiitsbritt #mutualaid #bipocma #homelesssky #marequest #helpsky #fundsky 💸💕 #helpfolkslive
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Stop Ignoring Your Body Before It Makes the Decision for You
Your body has been warning you. Most women just get good at ignoring it. It's not failing you; it's asking for your attention. Michelle Ford, MPH, founder of Navigating Your World Academy, explains why physical wellness is the first dimension to signal something is off — and why symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and headaches are rarely the real problem. She digs into chronic stress patterns, hormonal shifts, menopause, and the dangerous habit of putting everyone else's needs first. Michelle introduces the one-anchor ritual: one honest, realistic step that builds momentum without requiring a life overhaul. Y
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Autoimmune Disease Starts in Your Brain, Not Your Immune System
Autoimmune disease isn't a misfiring immune system — it's a brain that lost the ability to regulate one. Years of chronic stress, poor sleep, gut imbalance, and hormonal shifts can dysregulate the hypothalamus to the point where the immune system starts attacking your own tissue. Deborah Maragopoulos, a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with 30 years in neuro-immune-endocrinology, explains what actually starts the attack, why suppressing the immune system alone never fixes it, and what upstream support looks like in practice.
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The Capacity to Begin
When the first intervention has to fit inside the energy you have.
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Americans are tired. Women and young adults, most of all. — The Washington Post
A new CDC report shows that nearly 3 out of 4 adults reported feeling fatigued on at least some days in 2024.
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