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Text: Recently we developed gout. One of the hard things about health - we have to make decisions together.
Ssera, a dragon: doesn't front, not an issue
Maryn, a hyena: Me! I try to be reliable about the gout diet, but I get distracted...
Peter, a white wolf: He's just going to eat whatever's in the freezer for him.
Mish, a porcupine: Keeps impulsively getting chicken fingers =(
Myra, a frog: Already prefferred (sic) to eat like that anyways.

So, I'm trying to ask these questions.
Left image: A many-faced figure.
Right image: Mish in a chair.
1. Who am I?
2. Why do I want this?
3. How will it affect us?
These help me recall: future "me" matters to me.

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#12: Decision-Making
Posted on August 31, 2026 by maryn

Making decisions is hard. We've been dealing with the gout for a few months now, on top of our other physical health issues and disabilities, and along with the general lack of empathy (people don't really recognize it for what it is, which is a form of rheumatoid arthritis - they tend to think it's a funny condition), organizing around it is a challenge. We've been doing our best!