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growth-or-happiness t1_j3h6htg wrote

Reply to comment by MikeSchimm in Do we have any decent inpatient mental hospitals for adults? by Ipuncholdpeople

Trazidone was for me really bad. At COX north I was given Thorazine, and told in group to fight the sedation. I was on that and 4 other drugs for years. In the end, it did not help me personally. I still miss Thorazine but it stopped working. I couldn’t sleep anymore. But I was also dealing with a lot of domestic abuse at the same time.

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Koyoteelaughter t1_j3g5gn2 wrote

Reply to ky3 story about fundraiser that brought in zero funds by dentalmomma

I don't, but I can understand the man's frustration and guilt. After my divorce, I wanted to make sure my daughter had a great birthday. So despite not liking my ex-wife, I invited her along with all of my daughter's friends. I paid hundreds for a party room at this place filled with bouncy houses and stuff.

Everyone assured me they'd be there. My daughter was so excited, but in the end, it was just me, my ex-wife, and my daughter who kept wondering why no one showed up. She actually cried. I felt so bad about it that after my ex-wife left, I took my daughter out to the movies, to go bowling, to go play laser tag, to an escape room, and then out for pizza. It ended up be a very fun time for her, but initially, that birthday was a disaster.

To keep her from feeling depressed that her friends didn't show up, I lied to her and told her that I put the wrong date down on the invitations and that's why no one showed up. I made it my fault rather than her having to wonder why her friends didn't want to show up for her.

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GoGoGadgetTurboWeed t1_j3g21v8 wrote

Reply to Traditional Tattoo Artists in Springfield? by bleely

I highly recommend Jason at Infinium! He’s super great at traditional tattoos. Best way to find someone’s style you like is to go into the shops and look at the artists portfolio, it may seem time consuming but it’s worth it if you want to make sure you get what you want.

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ArtByChristinaCheek OP t1_j3fvqiz wrote

Reply to comment by Ginger_bbw in New Budding CSA / Farm to Table - What Would You Like To See Produced Organically, but Affordable to Buy? (EBT will be Accepted!) by ArtByChristinaCheek

Glad to hear it! Please feel free to follow the farm page on FB (GoodFoodFarmsMO) and join the newsletter. I also plan to post here on Reddit more often on it all. I posted the link to the sign-up in prior comments. :)

Do you have any suggestions on what you would like to see provided? Ideas? Problems we could solve VS retail grocery stores? TIA!

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ArtByChristinaCheek OP t1_j3fvhmh wrote

Reply to comment by azootdoottoot in New Budding CSA / Farm to Table - What Would You Like To See Produced Organically, but Affordable to Buy? (EBT will be Accepted!) by ArtByChristinaCheek

We have no doubt that we will have to expand and look for help as we grow. Currently, we are limited to just family at the moment due to expenses but please feel free to follow us and keep in touch, that's a wonderful degree and I am excited for you, way to go!! gif

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ArtByChristinaCheek OP t1_j3fv6z2 wrote

Reply to comment by zdiddy14MD in New Budding CSA / Farm to Table - What Would You Like To See Produced Organically, but Affordable to Buy? (EBT will be Accepted!) by ArtByChristinaCheek

I agree, heirloom tomatoes are already planned with a few different varieties in mind.

We are considering mushroom growing, but it may not be within the first year as a more commercial setup requires some tools we don't have just yet. We forage for our native growing ones each year, not just for morels but oysters, indigo milky's, corals, puffballs, maitake (hen of the woods), chicken of the woods, and wood ears (those jellied ones in Asian ramen). We were looking at lions mane and oysters as a first commercial crop if we did decide to go that way, so it's something to look forward to!

Thank you for signing up!

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