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@olystuart
Rare Disease Day 2026 is today.
Conditions like Prader-Willi Syndrome, the genetic disorder my daughter has, are pretty rare... About 1 in 15,000 to 20,000 in that case. But there are many rare diseases and conditions, and combined they affect millions of people. If you find yourself going through a situation like that, feel free to talk to me or ask me any questions. It can feel very overwhelming and confusing. But there are many people in the rare disease family, you're not alone. ❤️
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@olystuart
The US can avoid casualties by withdrawing from all overseas military bases and activities immediately
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@thumbsup.eth
If you are opposed to the rising military interventionism around the globe and you live in the US and hold investments, it may be worth considering making some changes to those investments.
I’ve long been opposed to capital, but I do hold a very limited selection of investments in a retirement fund. These include weapon-free funds, often labeled as SRI or ESG (though those labels are not sufficient to know if a fund meets these criteria). Alongside those, I hold green bonds, which, unlike regular bonds, do not support all government spending (read: military).
If you’re interested, I’ve found a few options, which I’ll list below, but you can also use weaponfreefunds.org to help check funds. I’ll save you some time by clarifying that the mainstream options like $SPY, $VOO, and $VTI are all completely filled with weapons and chemical manufacturers—not to mention heavily weighted toward big tech.
Some better options are $VEGN, $ESGV, $NULV, and $RSPE.
For green bonds in the US that don’t support military-affiliated companies or Israel, it’s difficult, but I found $FLMB, which is focused entirely on US municipal green bonds. Sounds great to me!
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