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Posted On: October 19th 2026, 06:20 pm

Day 226. 💪🏾🧠

One of the biggest lessons in this journey has been learning to be okay with being misunderstood.

Everybody won’t understand your moves, and everybody isn’t genuinely trying to. People see things through their own experiences, not yours.

I’ve found so much more peace in letting people think what they want. You can’t lose sleep trying to explain your life to people who don’t see your perspective.

Protect your peace. Keep growing. 🔥

#FitnessJourney #Mindset #PersonalGrowth #Day226

ഒന്നുമല്ലാത്ത സമയത്ത് നമ്മളെ കൂടെ നിർത്തുന്നത് ഒരുപാട് മധുരം നിറഞ്ഞതാണ് 😍🥰 സംവിധായകൻ ഗിരീഷ് AD യോട് എന്ത് ഭംഗി ആയാണ് മമിത നന്ദി പറഞ്ഞത് 😍

Yesterday I was reminded why I will NEVER stop talking about women’s health. ❤️

I was supposed to be discussing endometriosis, women’s healthcare and the reality of living and working with chronic health conditions on national television. But the interview was dropped and another story took priority.

I understand that happens in news. But the irony wasn’t lost on me.

Because isn’t that exactly what happens to women’s health, time and time again?

We’re told to wait. To put up with the pain. That it’s normal. That it’s just part of being a woman.

Yet in 2026, the average diagnosis time for endometriosis in the UK is STILL 9 years and 4 months.

Nine years of potentially suffering, questioning your body and fighting to be heard.

This isn’t about one cancelled interview. It’s about a much bigger problem.

Women’s health should never be an afterthought. Our pain deserves investigation. Our conditions deserve research. Our bodies deserve understanding. And our voices deserve to be heard.

I’ve experienced the frustration of fighting for answers myself, and if I can use this platform to make even one woman question symptoms she’s been told to ignore, I will.

Because we deserve better than being told to just get on with it.

Women’s health is not a secondary issue. It’s a priority. And it’s time we started treating it like one. 🤍

solo vanlife w/ a cat BUT we heard coyotes + a few things I do everytime atlas goes outside👇🏻

First and foremost, yall KNOW I do everything in my power to keep atlas safe. But the man would be so depressed if I keep him inside all day, so yes, I let him out (when it feels safe).

But beforehand this is what I do:
- Run around the area to spook anything
- If there's dogs in the caravan, then have them come with me
- Then let atlas out WITH me SUPERVISED
- One thing I do before I let him out is NOT FEED HIM… because then he stays close to the van and doesn’t wander off
- I always have a Tractive GPS collar on him at all times
- & then every 15 minutes or so, I check on him
- IF there's coyotes in the area, I DON’T LET HIM OUT. This was about 8 hours after I heard them and mid day + we had dogs, so I felt comfy going outside with him.

WHY don't I have a leash/harness on him… he HATES it and it would make him run/move slower if anything did happen. This is just for him. Otto, my other cat, LOVED a harness and leash and moved the same in it.

& then there's places I NEVER let him out in:
- Tahoe
- Arizona

Obviously I am nervous everytime he goes outside, but he LOVES it, so this is everything I do to help.

Ok hopefully this minor rant was semi helpful?

#vanlife #adventurecat

Just One Year Bro 😌
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I went back to the West LA shelter with @joannakrupa to meet more dogs and learn about the challenges rescues and volunteers face in getting dogs fostered and adopted.

On the way in, I met this beautiful dog, Gabriel. @Real Good Rescue stepped up with a foster to get him out of the shelter, but he still needs a forever home and help with his medical (check @realgoodrescue page).

These amazing rescuers taught me about the gift of fostering and just how important it is, especially with so many dogs in California’s overcrowded shelters.

By fostering, you can give a dog a safe, loving place to heal while they wait to be adopted. You’re also helping rescues make room to save more dogs.

You may not be able to commit to adoption, but opening your home temporarily can give a wonderful dog another chance at life.

Please consider fostering or adopting. Visit my website (link in bio) and click ‘Clear The Shelters’ to learn how you can help.

#adopt #rescue #shelterdogs

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