wilsie

There's a good reason for that.

I'm on IG because of friends who post pictures. I don't know my way around it but is it possible she made them private so that only some people can comment? I imagine it must be difficult to not be able to take in the positive praises without having to deal with a whole lot of truthful negative comments.

I love Cheerios plain. It's hard for them not to get too soggy for me and I love crunch. Sometimes I'll eat them with a glass a milk as a chaser.

Not while she's living with best mama😞

Idiots don't need evidence.

MOTY and accomplice failed Josie in so many ways. To not have gotten her help when so much is available. But they are too stupid and proud to ask for outside help. And who knows how much damage has been done over the years with Josie having seizures.

@Scarlett45 Blake is beautiful! I had a grand kitty named Natalie who was a tuxedo cat, too. You are one in a melon, good timing on the sticker from your god baby😊

Looking at that tiny little under fed child, I really hate Jill.

I was talking about Papa Bill who is Gil's father. If Gil was born in 1965 Bill was probably born at least as late as 1945 which would make him age appropriate for Vietnam. I don't think Gil ever served anywhere.

This deserves so much more than one little reaction. I want to love it a million times. Thank you!!! I'm sure you're right. He's the right age for Vietnam.

Extreme fundies so frequently mention home of the free because of the brave but it's probably been several generations since anyone related to them served in a way that they supposedly admire for their bravery. I don't care if people don't want to serve but the pretense is vomit worthy.

It's remarkable to me after seeing the heartbreak in their video about their lost baby they're so cavalier with this pregnancy.

That looks really nice. There's a forum about kitchen gadgets if you want to check there.

How different her life could have been. And the children's. It's so sad.

This is from a friend of mine on Facebook. They shared from another friend. I hope it's a help. I think it’s time to end the mask debate. This was written by a New Yorker. “I live in a part of the country that was once the epicenter of the coronavirus. To stem the spread, we sheltered in place for three months. We didn’t go anywhere. At all. We wore masks, bandanas, neck gaiters, anything we had on hand to keep each other safe. We sewed homemade masks, held bake sales and fundraisers to buy others, and donated our own supply — because there weren’t enough for our healthcare workers and EMTs, Firefighters and police officers. We wore gardening gloves to the supermarket when we ran out of latex ones. We crossed the street to avoid each other and kept a six foot distance. We washed our hands constantly, opened doorknobs with our elbows and closed car doors with our toes, made homemade hand sanitizer, wiped down everything with Clorox and Lysol and bleach. We isolated ourselves from each other, even though it cost us companionship and intimacy and socialization and the comfort of touch and hugs and kisses, and quite possibly, our sanity. We stayed put because you were afraid that we would bring the virus to other states. We were terrified, and acted like we weren’t for the sake of our children. We stayed at home even though we were furloughed, lost our jobs, had to close down businesses, and went bankrupt. We taught our kids at home while trying to be productive as we worked from home - often in the same room, and at the same table. Our friends and family, coworkers, neighbors and frontline workers all died in staggering numbers. We couldn’t gather together to bury them, or to mourn. We missed weddings, births, bar mitzvahs, 50th anniversary parties and babies’ first birthdays, graduations, Easter, Passover, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. We cancelled the St. Patrick’s Day parade in New York City for the first time in its 150-year existence. We watched Broadway go dark, Times Square sit empty, Fifth Avenue go silent. We closed down all sporting events, missed spring training and a day at the ballpark with our dads and our kids. We put up caution tape around neighborhood playgrounds. We had to visit our 95 year-old mothers and fathers in nursing homes with a cold, hard pane of tempered glass between us. We didn’t sleep for days. We cried, raged and bargained into our pillows at 3 am. We developed headaches, muscle tension, anxiety and depression. We made wills, wrote down funeral plans. We couldn’t be with our loved ones when they died alone in hospitals. We asked nurses and doctors to bend down towards their hollowed ears and whisper our children’s names and our pet names for our spouses and our everlasting love and our thankfulness that it had been them and that they had chosen us and our steadfast promises that we would be alright and that they would never be forgotten and that it was ok to let go even though it wasn’t ok at all. We did this while you said it was just like the flu and that we were overreacting. We did this while you mocked our precautions and said it wasn’t that bad. We did this while you drank shoulder-to-shoulder in bars, swam in crowded pools, ignored data and doctors and science for a beer and a burger. We did this while you disputed our infection numbers and death tolls, as hazmatted men wheeled body after body into refrigerated white trucks discreetly hidden from sight in hospital parking lots. We did this while you protested about your right to get a mani-pedi and a haircut. We did this while you booked cruise vacations en masse, and boarded planes to take advantage of cheap fares. We did this while you criticized our governors for their “overaggressive” approach. We did this while you sent death threats to Dr. Fauci and others in the medical field, skilled professionals who have literally taken an oath to do no harm, and who have made it their life’s work. We did this while you coughed and spit on Starbucks and Home Depot workers getting paid by the hour. We did this while you banged on shopping mall doors, screamed at its workers, and demanded that they open for you. Because you need to shop. We did this while our president delayed the rollout of PPE equipment, testing and protocol. We did this while an administration behaved ineptly, irresponsibly, and quite possibly, criminally. We did this while you let us die. And all you had to do was wear a mask.”

Pretentious podcasts by the vapid Vuolos😍

I hate hearing Jim Bob and Michelle speak. I really hate seeing their faces. That was a lot of face time for just under 5 minutes. They really have crept back into the show full time.😞

@Sew Sumi I don't think I explained it very well and you were so kindly looking out for Jill's best interest. She does need good counseling. That web is tight and deadly. Thank you for your apology.

Not that it wouldn't be wonderful for Jill to be in therapy. I think it would be awesome. The statement I responded to mentioned that Jill couldn't be in therapy because of what she was posting. I just wanted to make the point that she was doing very well for someone who had a lot of struggles and was working on her own. I would love to for Jill to get good therapy. I was addressing how well she was doing no matter what. I just put it in a way that came across different then what I intended.

If Jill is in therapy, good for her. If she's not, even better for her. She's found friends in her neighborhood away from her family. She's visited and has visits from these friends on holidays. Israel even had a social distance birthday in their neighborhood. The biggest yay for Jill is registering Israel for public school. Not a church affiliated school. A real public school. No one else in their family has come close to this. I'd be surprised if they ever do. Derick, who is not my favorite person, goes to college studying law and is in his third year. He also delivers food in the evenings. Jim Bob has not gifted them a home. No other spouse has worked on a real job outside the Duggar dynasty. Jeremy was a poor excuse for a pastor. I think you have to be in the vicinity sometime to be able to pastor. When LA became available he and Jingle were out of Texas as fast as possible. I think that Jingle and Jeremy use the people around them. I don't see Jill as doing this. I think Jill is doing really well for all she's been through. @Sew Sumi who very wisely posted this: "Why do you say if she's not in therapy, even better for Jill? The young woman is deprogramming from a cult as well as coping with sexual abuse. She needs all the resources available to her to heal. I think it's wonderful that she's made friends independent of her family and thinks enough of them to entertain them on holidays. She's making great progress, and I would wager that therapy has been a great help in that. " I added this: "Not that it wouldn't be wonderful for Jill to be in therapy. I think it would be awesome. The statement I responded to mentioned that Jill couldn't be in therapy because of what she was posting. I just wanted to make the point that she was doing very well for someone who had a lot of struggles and was working on her own. I would love to for Jill to get good therapy. I was addressing how well she was doing no matter what. I just put it in a way that came across different than what I intended." Someone mentioned that they didn't believe Jill was in therapy."

@farmgal4 You can hit subscribe with a bell and you'll get a notice when she posts something new.

@galaxychaser I hope you get really good care very soon. Like you said fixing teeth costs a fortune. One thing that worked for me and still does is some kind of sensitive toothpaste. I've used the stuff from the Dollar Tree, sensodyne, colgate for sensitive teeth and that's worked. I hope this helps you.

"Sure, faithless, empty praying never does anything for you, but faithful, meaningful prayer can do way more than you clearly think. The Bible is full of verses on the power of prayer. Now, you might pray to God for Him to take away your mental illness and He might not just simply make it go away, but He might show you what you need to do to get it cured eventually. Either way, prayer is definitely the best place to start and the best thing to continue to do until your prayer is finally answered, in one form or another." Needs to be the right kind of prayer from the right kind of Christian. Even the humpers are pretentious.

For me too. Also leaving Josie when they knew she had seizures to go to an appointment in Chicago. It's hard to watch but 13 year old James knew what it was that was going on so it wasn't a first. Jana looks terrified. I think Michelle and Jim Bob are despicable. https://people.com/tv/19-kids-and-counting-josie-duggar-suffers-seizure/

Knowing about Josh and how Michelle and Jim Bob mishandled it, this has a completely new meaning. Jessa is small stuff compared to that.