Syreeta (Sy) Nolan

@synolan.bsky.social

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I dream of a world without the stigma of #MentalHealth & an #Academia where #disabilities are seen as a hidden strength. Let's change everything! #PublicSpeaker #BrownSPH MPH Student

Blue fundraising graphic featuring a photo of a blue sedan on the left. Text reads: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” On the right: “My Car Insurance. Covered. Cell Phone. So close.” A green check mark appears beside “Car Insurance - $365 (7/23).” Below: “Cell Phone - $130 (7/24). Auto debit comes out 7/23 at 11:59pm PST.” Payment information: “V: Syreeta-Nolan. PP: nolansyreeta.” Progress shown at the bottom: “425/495.”
A fundraising graphic with a photo of a blue sedan parked in a garage on the left. Text identifies the creator as a Black Disability Advocate and MPH candidate living in financial hardship while pursuing health and career goals. The right side states: “Stalled. Stalled. Cannot miss this payment.” It lists urgent bills: Car Insurance – $365 (7/23), auto debit on 7/22 at 11:59 PM PST, and Cell Phone – $130 (7/24). Payment options are Venmo: Syreeta-Nolan and PayPal: nolansyreeta. Current fundraising progress is 75/495.
Graphic with a blue gradient background. On the left is a photo of my blue car parked in a garage, with plush toys visible along the dashboard. Below the photo, black text reads: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” On the right, bold text reads: “I need to drive legally.” Below it are my urgent expenses: “Car Insurance – $365 (7/23),” “Auto debit comes out 7/22 at 11:59pm PST,” and “Cell Phone – $130 (7/24).” Payment information is listed as “V: Syreeta-Nolan” and “PP: nolansyreeta.” At the bottom, large white text reads “20/495.”
A blue gradient crowdfunding graphic featuring a photo of a blue Nissan Sentra decorated with small plush toys on the dashboard. The text reads: “The car must remain insured. The phone must stay on. They must.” Car Insurance – $365 (7/23) Cell Phone – $130 (7/24) On the left, beneath the car photo, the graphic says: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Payment information is listed as: V: Syreeta-Nolan PP: nolansyreeta At the bottom, the fundraising progress reads: 20/495.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic with a black-to-gold gradient background for BIPOC Mental Health Month. Upper left reads “July is BIPOC Mental Health Month.” Left text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” Right text: “Your help today gives me hope tomorrow.” Current needs are Gas — $150 ASAP; Cell Phone — $130 due 7/10; Car payment — $180 due 7/15. Payment information: Venmo, Syreeta-Nolan; PayPal, nolansyreeta. Fundraising progress: $70 of $460.
Graphic promoting Disabled BIPOC Mental Health Month and mutual aid. The image is split into two vertical panels. On the left, a vintage-style graphic reads, “JULY IS BIPOC MENTAL HEALTH MONTH.” Beneath it, large white text on a black background states: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” On the right, a gold gradient background with black text reads: “Everyday should honor Disabled BIPOC Mental Health.” Below, larger text states: “This is an ONGOING #MutualAidThread.” Additional white text reads: “Our needs are human needs that deserve to be met just as much as anyone else.” The bottom of the graphic lists payment information: “V: Syreeta-Nolan” and “PP: nolansyreeta.” The overall design emphasizes that while July recognizes BIPOC Mental Health Month, the need for support, mutual aid, and recognition of Disabled BIPOC mental health exists every day.
Graphic divided into two panels with a purple-to-blue gradient background. On the left is a photo of a blue sedan parked in a covered parking space. The dashboard is lined with colorful stuffed animals and a disabled parking placard hangs from the rearview mirror. Below the photo, large black text reads: “I am a Black Disability Advocate & MPH Candidate living in brokenness & boldness to achieve my dreams & maintain my health.” On the right, large bold black text reads: “One last goal to meet: My car payment due tonight by 11:59pm PST,” with the word “tonight” highlighted in red. Below is a list of financial needs: Gas ($150), Cell Phone ($127 – 6/21), Car Insurance ($185 – 6/23), and “Car Payment ($180 – 6/26)” in large red text. Payment information follows: “V: Syreeta-Nolan” and “PP: nolansyreeta.” At the bottom, bold text displays the fundraising progress: “565/642.” The overall design emphasizes that only the final car payment remains before the fundraising goal is met.
A fundraising graphic is split into two sections. On the left is a photograph of a blue sedan parked in a covered parking area. The dashboard is lined with stuffed animals, and a disability parking placard hangs from the rearview mirror. Large teal text over the car reads: “This is my traveling safe space.” On the right is a blue gradient background with fundraising information. At the top, bold black and red text reads: “I cannot drive an un-insured car” and “🚨 Urgent 🚨 I must have $160 by 11:59pm PST today.” Below is a list of expenses: Gas ($150), Cell Phone ($127 - 6/21), Car Insurance ($185 - 6/23), and Car Payment ($180 - 6/26). The payment information reads “V: Syreeta-Nolan” and “PP: nolansyreeta.” At the bottom, the fundraising progress is displayed as “205/642.”
A crowdfunding graphic with a blue gradient background focused on an urgent phone bill and transportation needs. On the left side is a screenshot of a T-Mobile payment notification stating that a scheduled payment of $127.04 is due on June 21, 2026, and warning that sufficient funds must be available to avoid possible service suspension. Below the screenshot, large red text reads: “My phone is much more than just a phone, it is:” A list follows in black text: * Study Anywhere Internet * Healthcare Management * Emergency Management * Google Maps to find appointments * Google Calendar On the right side, large black and red text reads: “The cellphone must be paid on the 6/21 or it is going off.” Below is a breakdown of financial needs: * Gas ($150) * Cell Phone ($127 – 6/21) shown in red * Car Insurance ($185 – 6/23) * Car Payment ($180 – 6/26) Near the bottom are payment methods: * V: Syreeta-Nolan * PP: nolansyreeta At the bottom center, bold black text shows 50/642
A blue car sits parked in a covered parking area. Stuffed animals line the dashboard and a disabled parking placard hangs from the mirror. Across the side of the car are the words: “This is my traveling safe space.” The image is split in half. The car occupies the left side, while the right side fades into a soft blue background with the text that reads: “I was in the hospital a week. I go weak with these bills.” Below is a list of expenses: Gas ($150), Car payment ($500, due 6/12), Cell Phone ($130, due 6/21), and Car Insurance ($185, due 6/23). Venmo and PayPal information are provided, and the bottom of the graphic shows a fundraising goal progress of 0/965.
Memorial and mutual aid graphic. On the left is a beautiful young Black woman with long straight black hair, large hoop earrings, a black top, glossy makeup, and pink heart-filter graphics above her head. All text appears in alternating rows of text in white or turquoise Text over her photo reads “Sylvia Collins” and “Her light remains priceless and bright.” Text on the left reads: Deepest grief I wasn't there Sunset May 15, 2026 I wasn't there for the people I loved and for myself to say goodbye. My mental health stole that. Crowdfunding feels wrong Gas ($150), Storage ($100 - 6/3), Car payment ($500 - 6/6), Cell phone ($130 - 6/7) V: Syreeta-Nolan PP: nolansyreeta 184/880
A grayscale mutual aid graphic split into two sections. On the left is a close-up photo of a gas pump display showing “$66.44” and “11.076 gallons.” Below the image is black text that reads: “I am a Black Disability Advocate living with complex grief determined to achieve my dreams while maintaining my health.” On the right side, bold black text reads: “The cost of keeping life moving forward.” Beneath it is a list of urgent expenses: “Gas ($150) ASAP,” “Storage ($100) due 6/3,” “Car payment ($500) due 6/6,” and “Cell phone ($130) due 6/7.” Large text in the center reads “100/880.” At the bottom are payment handles in blue text: “V: Syreeta-Nolan” and “PP: nolansyreeta.”
A screenshot of the Farmers Insurance mobile account page confirming an auto insurance payment has been successfully processed. The page shows a 2021 Nissan Sentra 4-door SV auto policy effective from May 23, 2026 to November 23, 2026. A policy summary box displays “Payment Due: $0.00” and “No payment is due,” with monthly automatic payments set up through a bank account. The top of the screenshot includes the Farmers Insurance logo and confirmation messages, including “Thank you” and “Your paperless preferences have been saved.”
A high-urgency fundraising graphic with a split-screen layout. On the left is a screenshot of an auto insurance payment page showing a six-month auto policy total of $1,110.88, with $198.43 due today as the first monthly installment and five future payments of $182.49 beginning June 23, 2026. On the right, against a bright red-to-orange gradient background, bold text reads: “Must Have Insurance. 🚙 I need you NOW 🚙 My insurance is due today at 11:59pm PST. 388/577. You Are My Only Hope. V: Syreeta-Nolan. PP: nolansyreeta.”
A fundraising graphic with a split-screen design. On the left is a screenshot of an auto insurance payment page showing a six-month auto policy totaling $1,110.88, with $198.43 due today as the first monthly installment and five future payments of $182.49 beginning June 23, 2026. On the right, against a blue-to-green gradient background, bold text reads: “🙌🏾 Goal almost met 🙌🏾 Due tomorrow at 11:59pm PST. 348/577. I am so thankful for each of you. Let’s get this done! V: Syreeta-Nolan. PP: nolansyreeta.”
A fundraising graphic with a split-screen layout. On the left is a screenshot of an auto insurance payment page showing a six-month policy total of $1,110.88, with $198.43 due today as the first of six monthly installments, followed by five payments of $182.49 starting June 23, 2026. On the right, against a blue-to-green gradient background, bold text reads: “🙌🏾 Goal almost met 🙌🏾 Only two days left. 323/577. I am so thankful for each of you. Let’s get this done! V: Syreeta-Nolan. PP: nolansyreeta.”
A fundraising graphic with a split-screen layout. On the left are screenshots of two overdue bills: one showing $198.43 due today as the first of six installments, with five future payments of $182.49 beginning June 23, 2026; another showing an overdue balance of $127.04 with autopay paused as part of a payment arrangement. On the right, against a blue-to-green gradient background, bold text reads: “🙌🏾 Goal almost met 🙌🏾 Only three days left. 323/577. I am so thankful for each of you. Let’s get this done! V: Syreeta-Nolan. PP: nolansyreeta.”
A two-panel mutual aid graphic with a dark, emotionally heavy aesthetic. * Top banner (across full width): Large gradient red-to-orange text reads: “$450 Gas and Insurance Renewal ASAP” * Left panel: A moody nighttime sky image with the moon glowing through thick clouds. Overlaid in large white text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate living with complex grief determined to achieve my dreams while maintaining my health” * Right panel: Dark gray background with centered white and orange text: * “Staying legally insured is critical” * “This insurance quote may disappear because of my driving history” * “Having the gas I need is critical” * In larger orange/red emphasis text: “Without these essentials, I can’t manage my mental and physical health” * Payment handles in large white text: “V: Syreeta-Nolan” “PP: nolansyreeta”
A two-panel mutual aid graphic with a dark, emotionally heavy aesthetic. * Top banner (across full width): Large gradient red-to-orange text reads: “$450 Gas and Insurance Renewal ASAP” * Left panel: A moody nighttime sky image with the moon glowing through thick clouds. Overlaid in large white text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate living with complex grief determined to achieve my dreams while maintaining my health” * Right panel: Dark gray background with centered white and orange text: * “Staying legally insured is critical” * “This insurance quote may disappear because of my driving history” * “Having the gas I need is critical” * In larger orange/red emphasis text: “Without these essentials, I can’t manage my mental and physical health” * Payment handles in large white text: “V: Syreeta-Nolan” “PP: nolansyreeta”
A two-panel mutual aid graphic with a dark, emotionally heavy aesthetic. * Top banner (across full width): Large gradient red-to-orange text reads: “$450 Gas and Insurance Renewal ASAP” * Left panel: A moody nighttime sky image with the moon glowing through thick clouds. Overlaid in large white text: “I am a Black Disability Advocate living with complex grief determined to achieve my dreams while maintaining my health” * Right panel: Dark gray background with centered white and orange text: * “Staying legally insured is critical” * “This insurance quote may disappear because of my driving history” * “Having the gas I need is critical” * In larger orange/red emphasis text: “Without these essentials, I can’t manage my mental and physical health” * Payment handles in large white text: “V: Syreeta-Nolan” “PP: nolansyreeta”
A split fundraising graphic. On the left is a sunny graduation photo of Syreeta smiling beside her mother among palm trees. On the right, bold text over a blue-green gradient reads: “$250 For Gas ASAP. Necessary May Drives. I am a Black Disability Advocate living with complex grief determined to achieve my dreams while maintaining my health. V: Syreeta-Nolan. PP: nolansyreeta.” The image combines personal history, resilience, and a clear mutual aid fundraising ask.
A square social media graphic in soft pastel pink tones promoting a Mother’s Day mutual aid thread. Large bold text at the top reads “Mother’s Day MUTUAL AID Thread” with heart doodles around the title. Below are simple visual icons representing engagement actions: a pink heart labeled LIKE, a purple paper airplane labeled SHARE, a green dollar symbol labeled DONATE, and a yellow retweet-style icon labeled RT TO CELEBRATE. Centered in the middle is a rounded pink banner with the message: “LET’S SHOW UP FOR EACH OTHER & HELP PEOPLE GET CLOSER TO THEIR GOALS.” The bottom of the image features watercolor-style floral illustrations in pink, purple, and lavender tones with green leaves framing the design. At the center bottom, two open hands cradle a pink heart with radiating lines above it, symbolizing care, generosity, and community support. Overall mood: warm, celebratory, nurturing, community-centered, and secular.
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A black-and-white, softly blurred portrait of a person sitting with their head slightly bowed and one hand resting against their hair. Light streaks across the image, partially obscuring their face, creating a sense of heaviness and introspection. The overall tone feels quiet, overwhelmed, and emotionally weighted, as if caught in a moment of deep internal struggle.
A close-up selfie of mom and I sitting together at an outdoor event on a bright, sunny day. Our faces fill most of the frame, leaning in closely, cheek-to-cheek, both smiling warmly at the camera. My mom on the left wears her favorite reflective aviator sunglasses and a black jacket. Her hair is styled with bangs across her forehead, and her smile is wide and relaxed. The reflection in her sunglasses shows hints of the crowd and surroundings. I am on the right with my short, natural Sisterlocks and a bright, open smile. She leans in with a sense of ease and closeness, her expression joyful and present. Behind them, rows of people are seated closely together at the kickoff of the Chancellor’s Associates Scholars Program that would fully pay for my undergraduate education at the University of California San Diego. The sunlight is strong, casting clear shadows and highlighting the warmth of the day. Many people in the background appear relaxed and engaged, contributing to a feeling of shared public joy and normalcy. Above the image is a social media post reading: “Christine Evelyn Nolan with Syreeta Nolan March 18, 2021 ❤️❤️❤️ Yay for happy times without masks… can’t wait to get back to more normalcy,” This picture is from before the pandemic started and before what was normal was gone for the foreseeable future where we held a sense of togetherness, closeness, and ease that would soon become complicated. The photo reflects not only a shared joyful experience, but also a time when physical closeness in public spaces felt natural and unguarded.
Text of abstract (Exactly 150 words): “Mental health prevention is preventing itself from truly acting in the public good. Research is searching, but are they ever finding? Next directions? What direction? The people call without calling for mental health prevention to be more than a program with small visions of what mental health prevention means. Small vision. Small results. We must embrace a different way arising from reckoning with the past. Robust mental health preventive efforts have never existed. No efforts were there before I started whimpering in emotional pain. No support. My whimper transformed into a guttural scream in agony. I was seen. We were seen. Treatment became our norm. A different way comes from facing the pain inflicted. A different way comes from a future where prevention becomes infrastructure. A different way from a different credential, Mental Health Preventive Care Practitioners (MHPCP). Ready for a different way? Ready or not, this is happening. Now.”
A vibrant digital painting shows a glowing abstract vessel woven of three braided cords — firelight, waterlight, and pure light. The vessel carries the banner of MHPCA as it surges forward. Behind it, a barren landscape of rubble and decay transforms into lush green fields and thriving growth, symbolizing prevention becoming infrastructure. The cords radiate with embedded, clearly legible phrases: Parity Wasn’t Enough, Prevention as Infrastructure, MHPCP: The Workforce of Belonging, and MHPCA: Coverage Across the Lifespan. The horizon glows with rising light, evoking hope, strength, and transformative possibility.
In the foreground, a delicate sprout pushes upward, its small leaves tinged red at the edges like they’ve been kissed by flame. The stem is slender but unwavering, rising from soil that looks scorched and brittle. Beneath the surface, a vast web of roots fans out in every direction, intricate and alive, glowing faintly as if lit from within. One central root runs straight down, carrying a vein of crimson like blood coursing through it. Above ground, the world is desolate. Jagged beams and crumbling debris jut out against a smoky orange sky, the aftermath of something catastrophic. There is no sign of water, no softness — only ruin and ash. Yet the plant grows here, insisting on life where everything else has fallen. Its quiet defiance transforms the scene: destruction frames it, but cannot consume it.
A playful digital illustration shows a smiling yellow puppy with brown ears, sitting happily and raising one paw under the bold heading “I HIT SUBMIT!” — celebrating submitting a manifesto yesterday. Below, three icons with matching text describe the puppy’s chaotic excitement: a broken picture frame icon with the quote “I didn’t feel limited by word counts—I felt the limitless flow of the Divine,” a shattered vase icon with the quote “This manifesto is not theory alone. It is a reckoning,” and a chewed-up paper icon with the quote “It dares to imagine prevention not as an afterthought, but as a structural intervention.” The overall tone is joyful, playful, and celebratory.
An orange-to-yellow gradient background features a centered green tree whose canopy is shaped like a human brain and whose roots extend broadly beneath it. At the top of the image is the number 221777 in bold cream-colored text. Below the tree, it reads: “THIS IS YOURS. YOU ARE IN ALIGNMENT. KEEP BECOMING.” A smaller version of the tree logo is centered at the bottom.
A digital book reveal design featuring a gradient background from golden yellow to teal. Centered at the top is the text: “Count on me to be weird to name my book… BOOK: Beyond Our Own Knowledge.” An open book sprouts a golden tree in the center, with five floating rowboats labeled RADICAL, CARE, BEING, TRUTH, and SPACE. Floating pages and birds rise alongside the tree. The design evokes themes of transformation, courage, and poetic honesty.
A minimalist illustration with deep teal water and waves, where four red-orange rowboats float, each labeled with white capital text: BEING, TRUTH, SPACE, and CARE. Above the boats, the word 'RADICAL' is written in bold cream letters. To the right and below, short poetic first line previews appear from each theme in the series: Radical Truth, Radical Being, Radical Care, and Radical Space.
A minimalist digital graphic with a horizon scene where deep blue water meets a golden-orange sky. The sun is either rising or setting at the center of the horizon, casting a soft glow. Floating just above the water to the right is a small golden feather. Centered at the top of the image in a large serif font is the phrase 'Almost ready.' The scene is calm and anticipatory.
A digital graphic featuring centered golden serif text on a soft, dark-to-light blue gradient background. The message reads: “I’m not where I was. I’m not yet where I’m going. But I’m building something I needed. Something we all deserve.” The text is large and visually prominent. In the bottom-left corner is the Thrive Away logo: a small gold feather growing from a stem beside the words “Thrive Away,” evoking peace, grounded care, and transformation. The tone is reflective and affirming — a quiet declaration of work in progress.
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Syreeta Nolan Just now. 🌎 I am trying to be happy alone, but the mask is doing well to hide my epic depression. My sister died in 2020 and this picture is a moment I got to have with her in hospice. Five years later, I just want my body to stop functioning to be with my mom and my sister who have passed. Joy is fleeting in moments, but I can't keep it like a butterfly 🦋 One moment you see it, the next it is gone. Jun 25, 2020 It is a moment between my sister and I. Above is me, a Black woman with much shorter Sisterlocks and a white mask. I am looking down at my sister in a white cloth mask because was in the time of shortage of masks. My sister is a Black woman seen looking up at me with my tongue slightly out but behind her teeth on a white pillow. Now Image Description - A storefront with PINK + ROSE + CA with a pink background is seen above my head - Pink roses to the left - To the right is me, a Black woman, with Sisterlocks pulled back in a ponytail with locks following over my shoulder. My head is tilted towards the roses
Hi, this is a copy of your note that was just sent to all of your donors. Thanks! Hi Syreeta, Syreeta Nolan sent the following message regarding *GradStudentCrisis: • Reply to this email to send Syreeta Nolan a direct message • $3,412 of $6,000 goal DONATE Thank you so much to everyone that has donated here I truly appreciate every single one of you that have donated and I hope that you will continue to donate here or http://spot.fund/k6V8Dvsc I want to get both campaigns to fully funded because I think that is what mom would have wanted for me to be more stable in Southern California
<- Post Syreeta Nolan •@synolan.bsky.social @nolan_syreeta I am so thankful for unemployment right now. It came through for my storage, but at 12am PT: my cell phone bill comes out. I urgently need help. This is the way that I study for my grad school classes while I am outside of my apartment 130/300 V: Syreeta-Nolan PP: nolansyreeta Yesterday 8:20 AM T-Mobile: Your payment to T-Mobile for $165.70 is scheduled to process on 05/31/2025 from account 1971. Please make sure this account has sufficient funds to avoid suspension and collections. Visit https://secure.t- mobile.com/AccountActivity18 to review or update your payment. 5:24 PM • May 30, 2025
Part of the instrument panel in my car showing the range of 39 miles on my gas. Odometer (ODO in image) at 319348. On the left the gauge shows the car is at medium temperature with 5 bars and looking like 6 bars is the exact medium. P symbol shows that I am safely parked for this photo. The gas is at one bar. The light orange gas is low go get me gas is on. The economy (eco on the image) is a gas saving feature of the car.
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No Office Hours Today 4/4: GPHP2010 Spring25 S01 Using Epidemiology to Make Public Health Decisions GS GPHP2010 Spring25 S01 Using Epidemiology to Make Public Health Decisions To You 5:44 AM • • Dear all, I won't be able to attend the office hour today as I am trying to deal with a sudden impact of the RIF at the CDC for our entire Chronic Disease Division here in Atlanta. I'll go over Case Control studies on Monday. I am attaching the Case Control study I mentioned to you last week on the association between sexual risk behaviors, drug use, and recent HIV infection among MSM living in Chicago and LA Mejia_HIV-1.pdf. I walk you through the study design with emphasis on how cases and control were selected from the population. Have a great weekend and thanks for your understanding, Regards, Roberto
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Post from George Takei on March 19, 2012 Text reads: From a fan. An example of how the right space makes all the difference. Image is a white piece of piece of paper above a Safeway pin pad. The white piece of paper seems to read: Penis broken. Please Use Finger! Thanks
Syreeta (a Black woman with Sisterlocks half up, silver chain necklace, and white shirt with black sketches) standing by the waterfront at sunset. Over the water is a single seagull with wings outstretched that felt like a sign that her mom was with her and a sun ray. The sun is just about to go under the horizon.
*spotfund™ Not living at my apartment (it isn't my home until the toxic homeless woman is out of it) and staying with my friend is taking 90 extra miles a week to get to my mental and physical health appointments. I desperately need help because of my mistake in helping a homeless mother and her cold that reminded me of the dynamic that I had between my mom. I need to raise my goal to $850 by the 25th. All I want for my birthday on the 26th is peace of mind and it feels like I am asking for too much.
Without the restraining order, I do need to outline some rules that I need your texted confirmation of receipt and understanding. Verbal confirmation will not be accepted. 1. Stop moving my stuff, I have been traumatized enough by changes. You must have my texted permission to move any of my property. Text must be sent before moves are made and images before and after will be required. 2. Under no circumstances should the piano be uncovered to avoid dust damage 3. If I bring someone over, you have 30 minutes to leave and then be gone for a minimum of one hour. You have no right to information about any of my relationships