I’ve been buying up seeds/plants and trees for all our fruit and veggies. I only buy very local meat/eggs. And my sis-in-law gets us a deer. I’ve been wanting to add local lake fish, as a friend of mine has but haven’t gotten there yet. Doing everything I can to avoid their control over my food supply.
I have a 40 acre corn field in my back yard and the same across the road. Lived her for 43 years. Ain’t no corn sweat making us miserable. Maybe farmers should be planting beans like I did in my 14 acres down the road a mile. No sweat there either. 🙄
We live in South Central Michigan. Husband and I are outside 4-6 hours every day. We are usually under cloud cover. Not hazy but heavy clouds above. The weather is nothing like it traditionally is. Now Its either raining with gulley washers every afternoon or so stinking hot and humid that we have to set up the hose to mist ourselves. Just to remain outside. I’m old and have lived in Michigan my whole life. This isn’t our climate. We don’t live in a rain forest. I don’t think it has anything to do with any fires in Canada because you can’t smell smoke. Local media thinks we are so stupid they are saying it’s cause by corn sweat! 🌽 😅 😂
We are in Michigan, I asked grok who to call on the afff. A Michigan firm immersed in the class action suit. Directed that our case got transferred to Atlanta. As for the inserts and the truck towing and repairs. 12 miles. The next town large enough to have those services.
I’m getting to the point if I call customer service, I instantly ask for a human. If I get someone where I can’t understand their English, I ask for a manger. If they don’t give me a manger, I hanging up and try again. It starts with the fake American names.
I’m tired and calling customer service instant means hours and sometimes days to get someone who can actually solve my issues. And even then customer service is never customer service.
My husband is an AFFF victim. Just trying to get an update on our case yesterday was an adventure. Three calls yesterday. One: “we don’t open til 9:00”, Two: 10 minutes identifying ourselves and three: your case has been transferred to an out of state firm and they’ll call me next week. My attitude is sure.
My brother called me last night because he is trying to get new inserts for my mom’s diabetic shoes. Called Thursday, no call back. Called Tuesday and sat on hold for 20 mins. Finally got thru and was told mom would have to make an appointment when she was there in June. Medical costs and time to drag mom into the office are prohibitive. Brother decided to order online from Amazon or “something” but needed to vent.
America is tired. Our patience for the quota of shit and time we waste daily, will drive us away. We just will choose not to do business with those who handles their business with the attitude that the customer is something to avoid.
Today we are dealing with a towing “service” to take our 13yo truck to a mechanic for a new fueling, will cost us all day and lots of money. Can this interaction be completed without drama and actual service if the vehicle? I doubt it but we have to try.
P.s. my last job was management of a call center at a university so I know of what I speak.
I think people are so exhausted by the constant emotional upheaval they are turning out. It’s called burnout. I know I’m suffering from it. Where a year ago I got upset by every twist and turn making it was hard to hold on to the 72 hour rule. Now I hear something and promptly put it out of my mind.
If the hospital/suicide thing affecting us is from the chemtrails Or is it possible that something that the cabal placed in our bodies allows them to flip a switch taking us out? If I found out something like that was in me I’d be scared to death. I may seek medical help and if I can’t get it commit suicide. Just an idea
The concept of "sins of the father" is addressed in several Bible verses, highlighting both the consequences of parental sin and the individual responsibility for one's own actions. For instance, Exodus 20 states, "For I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, but showing love to a thousand generations of those who love me and keep my commandments". This passage suggests that the effects of sin can extend to future generations. However, Ezekiel 18 clarifies, "The soul who sins is the one who will die. The son will not bear the punishment for the father’s iniquity, nor will the father bear the punishment for the son’s iniquity; the righteousness of the righteous will be upon himself, and the wickedness of the wicked will be upon himself". This verse emphasizes individual accountability for one's actions. Additionally, Deuteronomy 24 states, "The fathers shall not be put to death for the children, neither shall the children be put to death for the fathers: every man shall be put to death for his own sin". This reinforces the idea that each person is responsible for their own sins. These verses reflect a complex view of sin and its consequences, balancing the idea of generational impact with personal responsibility.
If you believe in the Bible as the word of God you don’t get to pick and chose what verses you believe.
Give me an email and I’ll send you an X-rays. Did you investigate opll? It isn’t soft tissues. It is the ligaments in my spinal column are changing to bone. It is not psychological. Mind over matter does not mitigate bone growth.
Well, let me ring up my surgeon at UofM and tell him it’s all in my head. They probably aught to take me out of the medical papers written about me because only 0.3% of white woman get the OPLL. Oh and SSDI approved me the first time with no lawyer, I better tell them.
But frankly if you think I don’t fight it you’re mistaken. Can barely walk but worked in my yard/garden every day for between 4-5 hours. I have to ride the riding lawn mower to get out to it. I have a scooter I sit on to plant, pull weeds and harvest. Even after surgery where I had three vertebrae rebuilt I can hardly stand to take a shower after.
However, No offense taken. I know a lot of people fake back injuries.
I have spinal issues. Cervical myelopathy, stenosis, ruptured discs, something called OPLL. I was on the highest possible dosage of gabapetin 2700 a day. I slowly reduced until I finally quit it all together. Yea me!
Yes, disability is very hard! Takes a long time and if your life isn’t destroyed during the process, you’ll be lucky. I am richly blessed. 🙏 It took me two years. I was accepted the first time and I got it with no lawyer. I would have lost my house if not for my young (@ the time) 20s kids. I am a widow so we are very close. Sorry I can’t comment much as I don’t know what these diagnosis are.