And in all this I know I'm selfish because so many people here are going through so much worse and my kid is ok I should be grateful and I am.

And later I walked out the door, barely over the threshold and turned around because I decided it would be better to stay. They stopped me for coming in without registering when they say and watched me just stick my head out basically. I didn't feel welcome anymore so I went to the bathroom nearby to cry

Sorry. I couldn't put a number up because I didn't have one and my phone wasn't working and my mom got me a card but I wouldn't work. I'm off my meds and can't go to the dispensary around the corner to try to calm myself because none of our family is coming. Baby girl is feeling better, so there's that, but I'm not ok.

The facility is supportive. Wish I could say the same about her dad or my family

I have vouchers and we've found the play room on 8 so she's having a blast right now.

Are they both okay?

Thank you. They'll always be at least one I guess.

Thanks

Insurance isn't an issue

I haven't been there a year yet, does that matter?

The hospitals in Springfield seem so big compared to where I'm from, seems crazy that we still have to upgrade, but it's necessary

No, for opinions and experiences with the different medical systems in the area.

Have you considered sometimes people just want a little support?

She's disabled so money isn't the issue, save for whether I'll have job when I come back, but that's neither here nor there.

Thanks. I'm going to, but I'm hoping my husband can be here for the conversation, anxiety is high and I'm not very assertive

Oh yeah, and people are on a time limit because they have board. You have to be able to keep your head about you when people get dumb. Fortunately there's TSA about so people behave, but there's a bar so there will be dummies.

A couple of my coworkers met Rob Schneider and he gave autographs and took a few pics, Pauly Shore was like "leave me the hell alone".

It's not bad really if you can handle getting up. It's fast paced barista/cashiers stuff I do mostly. It's probably one of a handful of food service jobs that don't include a wall of tablets for door dash etc.

Morning shift is 4am to 11am or noon. "Night" shift starts at 11am and goes until the last flight, which averages 8, but can be later with Delays.

Tailwind Concessions (the airport bar) is hiring managers. $50000 a year, 45 hours a week min if anyone interested. They're also hiring staff positions, cooks get 16, cashiers 14 + tips. Tips are hit and miss, but leaving with $100+ isn't unheard of, especially in the summer. If any of you do apply please DM me so I can get a bonus when you're hired.

I always say nice things but I feel like he thinks I'm "just saying that".

Failure to communicate plus ADD and anxiety does not go well

I was just trying to say he doesn't make a living off music.