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New Chicago Mayor Plans $2B Taxpalooza On Businesses, Suburbs, Hotels, Commerce, Banks
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Mayoral candidate Brandon Johnson unveils tax-the-rich plan to bankroll social services
“Our city faces a housing crisis and raising property taxes would only exacerbate that crisis, leading to a death spiral for our city,” Johnson’s financial plan states.
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Belezabro
Elite
Never heard this story. Disturbing.
inFredible
Elite
This is hurtful to many in the tranny community. Truth over facts!
CurtOFD78
Elite
Same thing happened to my youngest 3 years ago. 4.1 non weighted GPA in the International Baccalaureate program and got the IB diploma. 1390 SAT. Got rejected from FSU, uf, and a few reaches (Duke, Vanderbilt, Baylor). Got into Tennessee, Alabama and UAB, and LSU. Ended up going to UCF. My wife and I both went to FSU, and I even had a connection in the FSU President’s office. Pissed him and my wife and I off bigly.
Nayat
Elite
Dodged a bullet if we are being honest.
FreeMiner
Legendary
Mr No Scandal. Lying Sack of Shit. One of the State Governments better sue him and investigate. Maybe have to sell of some of his real estate
Update on Riley. (Pretty good)
Yesterday, she had yet another MRI and the tilt test (miserable test). She's 100% structurally healthy. Full genetic panel came back perfect. No long QT. Not POTS. (Sometimes it looks like lqt, but then it doesn't. Now we know why. Keep reading. Sorry, it's long)
The test normally takes 20-30 minutes. Doctor shut her down at 5 minutes. She never passed out, but the light headedness, loss of breath, etc was immediate. They struggled to get her pulse and BP back. As scary as that was hearing, it's ultimately a good thing. The test was a success.
She is experiencing 3 different types of PVC. (Still don't know why. The entire Ohio State, Cincinnati, Dayton cardio depts are consulting...and the head of Johns Hopkins, who happens to be one of her doctor's best friends.)
She also has (I can't renember the actual term. Docs, feel free to help me out) a very strong fainting reflex. Even when her heart is beating normally.
She's 5'10"/138lbs. She's tall, but tiny. Basically, if you took me and stretched me almost to my husband's height, you have Riley. So, in addition to everything else, she's prescribed multiple small meals and snacks throughout the day loaded with protein and salt. Lots of it.
So..her Dr (love him. Great doctor. Great man. And he's determined to figure this out. He called me as I was on my way back to the hospital to discuss what he discussed with Riley. He didn't realize I had been there with her and had scrubbed in for another surgery and wanted to make sure I was completely informed instead of expecting her to renember everything) decided he wanted to start her on a new medication to try to control the PVCs, which meant SURPRISE!!! she got admitted to monitor tolerance and response. As there was no way I was going to leave her there alone, it was a fun back and forth from Cbus to Dayton and back (after driving up at 6:30 yesterday morning).
She'll wear a heart monitor for the next month (again) and we'll go from there.
We got home about an hour ago. She's fine. Actually better than she has been. Her heart monitor isn't doing the crazy jumps and her ekg is starting to settle out. Still not perfect (It's only been 4 doses) but noticably better.
Next appt is June 1 to go over the results with the heart monitor/meds. If this looks good, he wants her to continue the meds for a year and then he wants to talk about mapping the PVCs and ablation vs managing with medication. As nobody can figure out why she's having so many/kinds of PVCs the conversation changes a bit. There's a chance others would pop up and we would wind up 'chasing' PVCs. And there is a small risk of serious complication or death, About 1%. But if you're in that 1%, it's 100%.
And,if, going down the road she wants other consults, he'll get her in wherever she wants to go.
Unexpectedly long couple of days, but at least we're finally getting somewhere. She's tired, but better than I've seen her in quite a while. Her eyes look better. (I've always been able to look at her eyes and know when she's stressed or sick)
We're leaving Friday morning for the Masters and for the first time in 3 years, I don't have anxiety about being more than an hour away from her. I'm sure she'll appreciate me not blowing up her phone.
I sincerely want to thank you all so much. There are more than a few here that have 'watched' my kids grow up (because I'm annoying like that). She knows I post her updates. And she says 'thank you', too.
Yesterday, she had yet another MRI and the tilt test (miserable test). She's 100% structurally healthy. Full genetic panel came back perfect. No long QT. Not POTS. (Sometimes it looks like lqt, but then it doesn't. Now we know why. Keep reading. Sorry, it's long)
The test normally takes 20-30 minutes. Doctor shut her down at 5 minutes. She never passed out, but the light headedness, loss of breath, etc was immediate. They struggled to get her pulse and BP back. As scary as that was hearing, it's ultimately a good thing. The test was a success.
She is experiencing 3 different types of PVC. (Still don't know why. The entire Ohio State, Cincinnati, Dayton cardio depts are consulting...and the head of Johns Hopkins, who happens to be one of her doctor's best friends.)
She also has (I can't renember the actual term. Docs, feel free to help me out) a very strong fainting reflex. Even when her heart is beating normally.
She's 5'10"/138lbs. She's tall, but tiny. Basically, if you took me and stretched me almost to my husband's height, you have Riley. So, in addition to everything else, she's prescribed multiple small meals and snacks throughout the day loaded with protein and salt. Lots of it.
So..her Dr (love him. Great doctor. Great man. And he's determined to figure this out. He called me as I was on my way back to the hospital to discuss what he discussed with Riley. He didn't realize I had been there with her and had scrubbed in for another surgery and wanted to make sure I was completely informed instead of expecting her to renember everything) decided he wanted to start her on a new medication to try to control the PVCs, which meant SURPRISE!!! she got admitted to monitor tolerance and response. As there was no way I was going to leave her there alone, it was a fun back and forth from Cbus to Dayton and back (after driving up at 6:30 yesterday morning).
She'll wear a heart monitor for the next month (again) and we'll go from there.
We got home about an hour ago. She's fine. Actually better than she has been. Her heart monitor isn't doing the crazy jumps and her ekg is starting to settle out. Still not perfect (It's only been 4 doses) but noticably better.
Next appt is June 1 to go over the results with the heart monitor/meds. If this looks good, he wants her to continue the meds for a year and then he wants to talk about mapping the PVCs and ablation vs managing with medication. As nobody can figure out why she's having so many/kinds of PVCs the conversation changes a bit. There's a chance others would pop up and we would wind up 'chasing' PVCs. And there is a small risk of serious complication or death, About 1%. But if you're in that 1%, it's 100%.
And,if, going down the road she wants other consults, he'll get her in wherever she wants to go.
Unexpectedly long couple of days, but at least we're finally getting somewhere. She's tired, but better than I've seen her in quite a while. Her eyes look better. (I've always been able to look at her eyes and know when she's stressed or sick)
We're leaving Friday morning for the Masters and for the first time in 3 years, I don't have anxiety about being more than an hour away from her. I'm sure she'll appreciate me not blowing up her phone.
I sincerely want to thank you all so much. There are more than a few here that have 'watched' my kids grow up (because I'm annoying like that). She knows I post her updates. And she says 'thank you', too.
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If the guy is that stupid they should kick his ass out of office.
I doubt a single Trump voter or independent was tuned in to ABC.
They’ll kill him just like his father…
That's fucking awesome. Taste of their own fucking medicine!
ukeith
Nike like Bud Light gets on the Freak train.
www.foxnews.com
Trans woman and new Bud Light partner Dylan Mulvaney now paid by Nike to model sports bras
Trans woman and new Bud Light partner Dylan Mulvaney now paid by Nike to model sports bras
Trans woman and activist Dylan Mulvaney just shared an ad modeling female sports bras as a paid partner with sportswear giant Nike.
This indictment approach has died several times. Why was it revived now?
Well...I would say I was going to boycott....But the few times I drink beer (I'm a girl. Beer gets me bloaty.) it's Shiner and I don't wear Nike (shoes kill my feet. Just because I have tiny piggies, that doesn't mean the width shrinks to nothing yet the arch stays the same. It's not like I've bound my feet, ChNike) or sports bras, for that matter. Not a sports bra that gets the job done and if it's something I need a sports bra or 3 for, I'm not doing it.Nike like Bud Light gets on the Freak train.
Trans woman and new Bud Light partner Dylan Mulvaney now paid by Nike to model sports bras
Trans woman and new Bud Light partner Dylan Mulvaney now paid by Nike to model sports bras
Trans woman and activist Dylan Mulvaney just shared an ad modeling female sports bras as a paid partner with sportswear giant Nike.
But what in the actual fuck are these asshats thinking? Oh wait....
Dylan hasn't taken his performance art to bolt ons (never mind snapping the twig and squishing the berries)
Go ahead, big D. Woman up. Go big. Huge. Enjoy being daywhatthefuckever of being a girl.
And do not come whining to women about back and shoulder pain.
And pms and your not period. Nope. Go ahead. Shove that tampon up your dick. I'll wait.
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FreeMiner
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Epstein sperm fucked his head
FreeMiner
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Thumbs Up America. Impressive. Dwarf's the Saturn 5. Good job Musk.
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