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Using 14 crocheted squares made during the 2 years following her diagnosis, the woman shows the slow progression of her mother’s condition – and her fading abilities to complete the skill she once loved. “…She made squares for a while, then the circles, then the little pieces of crochet, until she got to the point where she just carried around the needles and yarn in her purse,” the user writes on Reddit.
Using 14 crocheted squares made during the 2 years following her diagnosis, the woman shows the slow progression of her mother’s condition – and her fading abilities to complete the skill she once...
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alzheimer    condition    crocheting    disease    photo    story    woman   

Prison in El Salvador

Helen 30 aug 2013
15 photo
This cages were designed for temporary 72-hour stays. But many of MS-13 and M18 gang members have to stay there for months and even years. Unhuman conditions but at least they have some extra time before being killed in the streets.
This cages were designed for temporary 72-hour stays. But many of MS-13 and M18 gang members have to stay there for months and even years.
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cage    condition    el-salvador    gang-member    people    prison   
“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them,” American poet Maya Angelou said. And Jeyza Gary is a living representation of these beautiful words. She was born with a rare condition that causes her skin to shed about every two weeks, but has been overcoming it every day of her life. Two years ago, Jeyza even became a model, and has already been featured in Vogue Italia.
“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them,” American poet Maya Angelou said.
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condition    ichthyosis    jeyza-gary    lamellar    model    skin    story   

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