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johnthomas2617
johnthomas2617 :
If he broke why does he have a 15m dollar home in Florida
2025-03-03 10:56:08
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meximus1
meximus1 :
How can you be broke as Mr Soros as a father? 🤔
2025-03-03 12:42:43
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runningmate111
runningmate11 :
None of this is true
2025-03-03 16:20:45
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mankirat_kaur6
Mankirat_kaur :
😁😁😁
2025-07-16 12:48:34
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mankirat_kaur6
Mankirat_kaur :
❤️❤️❤️
2025-07-16 12:48:26
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mankirat_kaur6
Mankirat_kaur :
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2025-07-16 12:48:36
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Propaganda
2025-03-03 11:00:04
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homeland09soro
User&098765 :
joke
2025-03-03 11:03:00
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nicename963
Boktok :
President of his people
2025-03-03 11:10:38
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johnpeebles42
johnpeebles42 :
BS A Russian who took over leadership of the Ukrainian Nazi party
2025-03-03 18:04:52
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whiskeycountryfrenchies
🪶Heather🪶the🪶Feather :
He’s a dumb president
2025-03-04 05:52:20
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Thank you @elizabeth’s gift for giving families the opportunity to have a better shot at life. Being a medical parent to a child with a disability, life can be hard as the world isn’t really made for people with disabilities. Everyday we struggle with things not being ADA compliant and people not understanding that a simple accommodation goes a long way.  I find as my son gets older it’s easier to stay home then struggle with having to get him in and out of the vehicle. There is not one time that I just go to the store and I’m sweating from exhaustion and it’s only going to get worse.  March 2024, Archie got a traumatic brain injury while in the care of a babysitter (also a trusted friend at the time). Unfortunately we don’t know what happened to offically cause his injury. With the severity of his injury and how he was found it’s not likely he fell from a short height. She’s said to have found him unconscious faced down next to an 18” bench. (Full storytime in our bio) He suffered from brain bleeding resulting in surgery to remove half his skull to relieve pressure off his brain. He had a fracture to the back of his skull, bleeding behind his retinas and (3) fractures to his vertebrae's between his shoulder blades. He has damage to about 60% of his brain. He spent a total of 40 days in the PICU and another 75 days in the intensive rehab. To this day (two and a half years later) he still can't walk, can't talk, can't safely eat orally and gets all his medications and feeds through feeding tube in his belly. He has left side neglect and can't see on his left side without assistance. He’s on seizure medication to help him not have daily tonic seizures and multiple times a day. He has dystonia which causes his muscle to tighten without control. He has sensory needs that affect him every second of everyday. He doesn't understand how to make choices so he can't play with toys or other children. He’s gone through several different treatment options to help with his recovery and we’ve seen incredible progress through them!  Archie still has a long road to recovery to go.
Thank you @elizabeth’s gift for giving families the opportunity to have a better shot at life. Being a medical parent to a child with a disability, life can be hard as the world isn’t really made for people with disabilities. Everyday we struggle with things not being ADA compliant and people not understanding that a simple accommodation goes a long way. I find as my son gets older it’s easier to stay home then struggle with having to get him in and out of the vehicle. There is not one time that I just go to the store and I’m sweating from exhaustion and it’s only going to get worse. March 2024, Archie got a traumatic brain injury while in the care of a babysitter (also a trusted friend at the time). Unfortunately we don’t know what happened to offically cause his injury. With the severity of his injury and how he was found it’s not likely he fell from a short height. She’s said to have found him unconscious faced down next to an 18” bench. (Full storytime in our bio) He suffered from brain bleeding resulting in surgery to remove half his skull to relieve pressure off his brain. He had a fracture to the back of his skull, bleeding behind his retinas and (3) fractures to his vertebrae's between his shoulder blades. He has damage to about 60% of his brain. He spent a total of 40 days in the PICU and another 75 days in the intensive rehab. To this day (two and a half years later) he still can't walk, can't talk, can't safely eat orally and gets all his medications and feeds through feeding tube in his belly. He has left side neglect and can't see on his left side without assistance. He’s on seizure medication to help him not have daily tonic seizures and multiple times a day. He has dystonia which causes his muscle to tighten without control. He has sensory needs that affect him every second of everyday. He doesn't understand how to make choices so he can't play with toys or other children. He’s gone through several different treatment options to help with his recovery and we’ve seen incredible progress through them! Archie still has a long road to recovery to go.

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