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This is clearly a human rights violation @TimHortons As per the Canadian Human Rights Commission:  " Everyone in the world is entitled to the same fundamental human rights. These rights include the right to live free from torture, the right to live free from slavery, the right to own property, the right to equality and dignity, and the right to live free from all forms of discrimination. " (https://www.chrc-ccdp.gc.ca/en) If someone is hungry or thirsty and a business' staff refuses to serve a client based on their class (being poor), that is discrimination . Homeless people have the right to live free from all forms of discrimination.  As a business, you should be teaching and training your employees on how to help those who are less fortunate than us.  If one of the biggest coffee giants in Canada can't lend a hand to those in need, society is going in the wrong direction. They should be leading the fight to end homelessness.

I decided to go out with my husband to run errands regardless of how I felt. It was nothing special. We planned l to pick up groceries, cat food and cannabis. The stores we went to were close in proximity. I had been feeling dizzy and nauseous for the majority of the last few days and walking had become quite difficult. Once we arrived in the area where the stores were located my husband stopped in front of the cannabis store knowing that I had not been able to walk with ease for the last week. He decided to wait there instead of parking at the grocery store as I would have to walk a distance back.  I picked up my cannabis order and made my way out of the store to our Jeep. I am slow and walk with a cane making me feel like an old lady, especially on this day. Once I opened the door to the vehicle to sit down, my daughter makes an angry remark about a couple of older ladies who had walked past me while making my way to the car. They were unpleased with my inability to walk independentl

I am back from quite a long hiatus. I am working on a few episodes for the channel. But first, let us just talk.   The last two years were probably THE MOST difficult period of time in my entire life. I lost my dearest friend and my mother within three days of each other; I honestly do not have many friends. When you take these two events, with their own stories and timelines, and add my own personal timeline and experience of these two events you'll get what I call "sliding down the never-ending dark hole of negativity and self-hate". Just put all that and throw in the ogre that lived in my mother's house, two kids who lost their grandmother and a bunch of mental and physical health problems into a cauldron and light it up and there you have it, the road that led me to moment. It led me to re-evaluate my life and question my motivations. If you want to learn more about that part of my life, chec k out mytgurl's dark world where I talk about myself and complain