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CT 757: does anyone know a paralegal who enjoys insensitive jokes

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I don't know what this means. Care to break it down so an idiot will understand?

Certain types of childhood trauma leave a mark.

There are all kinds of childhood trauma, but we've learned that abuse, neglect, and a few other factors can sort of squish together to change the way a person exists. Here's a commonly understood list of 10 Adverse Childhood Experiences:

1. Physical Abuse
2. Emotional Abuse
3. Sexual Abuse
4. Physical Neglect
5. Emotional Neglect
6. Mental Illness (of a family member, care giver, etc.)
7. Incarcerated family member (usually an immediate family member)
8. Witness to domestic violence
9. Substance Use/Abuse
10. Divorce

For example, "physical abuse" isn't "one time, mom spanked me." It's chronic non-normative physical abuse.

Folks who have experienced 3 or more of these have materially higher cortisol levels than the baseline population. People with 4 or more are something like 20x more likely to be involved with the criminal justice system. If you're female with an ACEs score of 4 or more, your DNA ages materially faster. ACEs overall impact your health - higher ACEs scores correlate strongly with reduced cardiovascular health.

In essence, folks who have experienced a certain amount of extreme trauma in their early lives are basically revving their body's engine on redline and it just burns them up faster.
 
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is naperville where the grand victoria casino is? because i used to love that place when i had to go to St. Charles for work
 
Certain types of childhood trauma leave a mark.

There are all kinds of childhood trauma, but we've learned that abuse, neglect, and a few other factors can sort of squish together to change the way a person exists. Here's a commonly understood list of 10 Adverse Childhood Experiences:

1. Physical Abuse
2. Emotional Abuse
3. Sexual Abuse
4. Physical Neglect
5. Emotional Neglect
6. Mental Illness (of a family member, care giver, etc.)
7. Incarcerated family member (usually an immediate family member)
8. Witness to domestic violence
9. Substance Use/Abuse
10. Divorce

For example, "physical abuse" isn't "one time, mom spanked me." It's chronic non-normative physical abuse.

Folks who have experienced 3 or more of these have materially higher cortisol levels than the baseline population. People with 4 or more are something like 20x more likely to be involved with the criminal justice system. If you're female with an ACEs score of 4 or more, your DNA ages materially faster. ACEs overall impact your health - higher ACEs scores correlate strongly with reduced cardiovascular health.

In essence, folks who have experienced a certain amount of extreme trauma in their early lives are basically revving their body's engine on redline and it just burns them up faster.

Thanks. Things like this certainly explain life trajectories of people I grew up with.
 
is naperville where the grand victoria casino is? because i used to love that place when i had to go to St. Charles for work

I’ve family in St Charles. Last time I was there (2019) it was a nice little town.
 
We just had a city wide staff party at the minor league baseball stadium and I biked there & back from home (2mi trip each way) and I am miserable right now. So sweaty.
 
Although the food was just awful ballpark food so we certainly could have spent a few more tax dollars.
 
Ddd, don’t know how I missed that. We do the aces training yearly.
 
Utah is red as hell, is there any bit of a liberal edge to SLC or is it just a little less red?
 
Utah is red as hell, is there any bit of a liberal edge to SLC or is it just a little less red?

My first visit there, an Uber driver described SLC as half Mormons and half crunchy outdoorsy types. Curious to see if that's how YB sees it.
 
Utah is red as hell, is there any bit of a liberal edge to SLC or is it just a little less red?

SLC is incredibly liberal. Apparently it is one of the most gay-friendly cities in the country. Mormons have kind of moved out to the burbs. I’m actually shocked how liberal it seems.
 
A cursory look shows salt lake county went 54% for Biden but I can’t find anything for the city
 
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