Home Actress Parisa Fitz-Henley HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers July 2023 Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram - “Sights and sounds pull me back down another year. I was here. I was here.” —Tori Amos I ♥️ Brooklyn Image descriptions: 1. Sun shining through a Smoketree 2. A peach growing on a tree 3. Two fuchsia roses cuddling 4. An open and a not-yet bloomed sunflower 5. A Black-eyed Susan flower 6. Two spiny seeds hanging from a London Plane tree 7. A Black-eyed Susan with double petals 8. A cluster of white Smooth Hydrangeas 9. Close up of a Japanese spindletree 10. A red rose

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – “Sights and sounds pull me back down another year. I was here. I was here.” —Tori Amos I ♥️ Brooklyn Image descriptions: 1. Sun shining through a Smoketree 2. A peach growing on a tree 3. Two fuchsia roses cuddling 4. An open and a not-yet bloomed sunflower 5. A Black-eyed Susan flower 6. Two spiny seeds hanging from a London Plane tree 7. A Black-eyed Susan with double petals 8. A cluster of white Smooth Hydrangeas 9. Close up of a Japanese spindletree 10. A red rose

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram - “Sights and sounds pull me back down another year. I was here. I was here.” —Tori Amos I ♥️ Brooklyn Image descriptions: 1. Sun shining through a Smoketree 2. A peach growing on a tree 3. Two fuchsia roses cuddling 4. An open and a not-yet bloomed sunflower 5. A Black-eyed Susan flower 6. Two spiny seeds hanging from a London Plane tree 7. A Black-eyed Susan with double petals 8. A cluster of white Smooth Hydrangeas 9. Close up of a Japanese spindletree 10. A red rose

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – “Sights and sounds pull me back down another year. I was here. I was here.” —Tori Amos

I ♥️ Brooklyn

Image descriptions:
1. Sun shining through a Smoketree
2. A peach growing on a tree
3. Two fuchsia roses cuddling
4. An open and a not-yet bloomed sunflower
5. A Black-eyed Susan flower
6. Two spiny seeds hanging from a London Plane tree
7. A Black-eyed Susan with double petals
8. A cluster of white Smooth Hydrangeas
9. Close up of a Japanese spindletree
10. A red rose | Posted on 08/Jul/2023 20:05:29

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – Look at the Universe.✨ I did laundry (finally). This shirt was clean (finally). Traveled w/it because it’s a fave. It grabbed me so I threw it on. Walked out the door thinking ‘I ♥️ this shirt’ (I don’t usually like words on my clothes but it’s comfy & the right size & good energy) & then thought ‘Wait. What day is today?’ IT’S 7/10!! #ChronicDiseaseDay!! @chronicdiseaseday sent me this shirt a yr or so ago, but I didn’t get to post. Still I appreciated it & what it made me think of: How many people I love, including me, have lived w/chronic disease (CD). Examples of these are heart disease, stroke, cancer, depression, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, osteoporosis, asthma & many more. Any disease that lasts 3+ mos. Some greatly impact lives, some are more manageable. CDs are very common — 6 in 10 Americans live or have lived w/at least 1! 30% have multiple! Covid increased that number as per the WHO, 10-20% of Covid infections leads to Long Covid. 😓 Many of these diseases are ‘invisible’ — so a lot of us, our family & loved ones are dealing w/challenges others may have no clue about. These diseases are often neglected by our healthcare system & folks w/some of them are often told for years their symptoms are ‘all in their head.’ Black & brown communities especially face higher incidences of CD. Greater levels of childhood trauma & poverty also predispose us to chronic disease. Having a CD doesn’t have to be a terrible experience. But what goes a loooong way to making them manageable is addressing systemic, interpersonal, & internalized ableism — things that not only make CDs difficult but create more of them — & cultivating more thoughtful communities. We can do this by learning more about the experiences of those w/CD, practicing empathy rather than sympathy (feeling WITH rather than FOR), supporting prevention/treatment, respecting accessibility like parking spots & bathroom stalls designed for folks w/disabilities & learning about ableism (it’s stunningly common in our speech, buildings, media & more). Learning about CDs can enrich individual lives & communities. Let’s do it! #IStayStrong for all! @chronicdiseaseday Image Description in Alt Text
Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – This is WONDERFUL! LA-area union writers/actors worried about how to make ends meet, this generous effort is for you! See reposted info below for how to go about receiving. 💓 I’m so grateful for the help — including groceries — we got when I was a kid. And proud of humans for making things like this possible. Hopefully efforts like this one will also help raise awareness of how we can help each other, and receive help, in tough times. @kimikoglenn thanks for sharing!! Repost from @mskristinawong • “🛒 FREE GROCERIES FOR SAG- AFTRA actors and WGA writers until the end of the strike!🛒 This is a totally real offer to get our union siblings through this historic fight for our livelihoods!  Show your SAG-AFTRA or WGA card at World Harvest Food Bank at 3100 Venice Blvd in Los Angeles and Uncle Glen Curado will hook you up with a cart of healthy groceries worth over $300!  Call them at (213) 746-2227 for operating hours. They are closed on Sundays. You’ll receive a cart of fresh produce and all the staples you need to stay healthy on those picket lines! Don’t forget to tag us with your groceries! @worldharvestfoodbank and @mskristinawong #WGAstrike #WGAStrong #sagaftrastrong #sagaftrastrike #FoodBankInfluencer 📸@sally.blood”

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