Part 11 Of Past Uquiz Results:

So every now and again I look over a note thing (idk) that my cardiologist sent to my primary physician (yes I do have access to this) and towards the bottom of the note he lists a thing of diagnoses and in that list is in his words: “No clinical evidence of connective tissue disorder”

What does that even mean??? Like I’m pretty sure I don’t have a connective tissue disorder and I’m taking “no clinical evidence of connective tissue disorder” to be indicative of that, but what was the point of putting it under “Diagnoses”?

This doesn’t necessarily require/need any answer. Really I just felt like venting(?) out my confusion of this phrasing(?), but if you happen to know and wish to answer my inquiries go ahead

Here’s an old (not really that old) photo of my dear lizard after escaping her cage (somehow)

Someone (idk who, I just know it wasn’t me) left it open and she decided to take the chance I guess 😐

Oh how I can not wait for this class to be over 😔

My back is killing me 😭

(Granted it started bothering me before I got to class, but my point still stands)

🤸 Welcome to marine facts with Bagel: part 4

Filter feeders like blue whales and whale sharks are incapable of swallowing us because their throats are too small

Bagel out 🤸

🤸 Welcome to marine facts with Bagel: part 7

Mother octopuses will not eat or sleep in order to protect her eggs until they hatch which can take anywhere from 50 days to 7 months depending on the temperature of the water

Bagel out 🤸

Oh the dilemma of having to choose between taking a nap and eating food 😔

Part 8 of past uquiz results:

🤸 Welcome to marine facts with Bagel: part 5

Sperm whales, which are one of the loudest animals in the world, can produce sounds waves so powerful that it can cause your eardrums to burst as well as vibrate your body to death

Bagel out 🤸

Am I the only one who feels bad or I guess guilty(?) calling myself a level 2 autistic/ an autistic person with medium support needs, even though I am at that level (I don’t know if that makes sense) according to my evaluator (I was initially diagnosed at 2, but was reevaluated at around (I believe) 17 )

Mine was along the lines of she/her - she/they - they/she - they/she/ey - they/ey/she - they/ey

i am a victim of the she/her - she/they - they/she - they/them - they/he - he/they - he/him pipeline

it is certainly quite a pipeline (i never went down it ✊)