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Cake day: June 18th, 2023

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  • Reading instead of just doing audio books. I do both now but I read the book first and if I like it then I listen to it while I bike

    Also, started biking.

    And very recently someone gave me a week long access key to WoW forever. I played the original before any expansions and loved it back then, but whenever I checked out new expansions it was just too different. WoW Forever is like classic but with a little new stuff and QoL, plus with its recent release its populated and feels like it did when I first played.













  • No, statistically most of them suffer from psychological issues and society has failed to support them. We have enough wealth and resources to support everyone, the fact that we do not is a choice society has made to prioritize the concentration of wealth and let others suffer and starve.

    76.2% of homeless individuals in high-income countries have at least one current mental disorder (per mhstats.org)

    • Over three-quarters of people experiencing homelessness in high-income countries have a current mental disorder, a rate significantly higher than the general population. 76.2%
    • Serious Mental Illness (SMI) affects approximately 22% of homeless adults, a rate nearly four times that of the general population.
    • Substance use disorders are exceptionally common, with alcohol use disorders affecting 36.7% of the homeless population—a rate nearly 10 times higher than housed individuals.
    • Access to care is severely limited; only 30% of homeless adults with a severe mental illness receive adequate mental healthcare, and up to 60% struggle with medication adherence.
    • Homeless youth are a particularly vulnerable group, with nearly 40% identifying as LGBTQ+ and suicide attempt rates reaching as high as 33% for those who have also run away.
    • The ‘Housing First’ model proves highly effective, with over 90% of participants remaining stably housed by prioritizing permanent housing with integrated, voluntary support services. >90%