Joe & Kendra: Looking Forward To Side Hugs

[YupItsMe]

5 minutes ago, ginger90 said:

Perhaps they were out to eat with Jed and Katey. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Could very well be. It was mentioned JB was there but the photo was cropped and faces scribbled out so the only one I could see clearly was Joe.

[emmawoodhouse]

54 minutes ago, YupItsMe said:

Could very well be. It was mentioned JB was there but the photo was cropped and faces scribbled out so the only one I could see clearly was Joe.

Can you link it here so we can judge? I can't maneuver Reddit to save my life. 

[YupItsMe]

1 hour ago, emmawoodhouse said:

Can you link it here so we can judge? I can't maneuver Reddit to save my life. 

Oh, it’s r/duggarssnark my phone changed it without me noticing.

Here’s the direct link (I hope): 

[GeeGolly]

Are those Anna's boys in the corner? The baby could be Madyson.

[galaxygirl76]

5 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

Are those Anna's boys in the corner? The baby could be Madyson.

The reddit OP said they ate in that restaurant as well and that it was JoKen, the JoKen offspring, J'Tyler, the oldest M boys, and his holiness JimBoob.

[Heathen]

1 hour ago, galaxygirl76 said:

The reddit OP said they ate in that restaurant as well and that it was JoKen, the JoKen offspring, J'Tyler, the oldest M boys, and his holiness JimBoob.

And nobody on Reddit has ever been known to lie. 

[Absolom]

Or misidentify Duggars and Duggar-relateds.  If we can't see faces, they might as well not post.

Edited June 17, 2022 by Absolom

[emmawoodhouse]

Well, that's definitely Joe, and there's definitely an infant in that stroller. And there are some other kids, ranging from toddler to preteen, based on size. That's all we know for sure.

Edited June 17, 2022 by emmawoodhouse

[Heathen]

7 minutes ago, emmawoodhouse said:

Well, that's definitely Joe, and there's definitely an infant in that stroller. And three are some other kids, ranging from toddler to preteen, based on size. That's all we know for sure.

Did someone check his ID? 

[Cinnabon]

27 minutes ago, Heathen said:

And nobody on Reddit has ever been known to lie. 

Why would anyone want to lie about who was seen in the restaurant, though? These people can be difficult to tell apart. 

Edited June 17, 2022 by Cinnabon

[iwantcookies]

I’m surprised they did not announce if they had another baby. 
 

[Westiepeach]

9 hours ago, iwantcookies said:

I’m surprised they did not announce if they had another baby. 
 

I'm not really surprised. Lauren and her headship (don't care enough to remember which one she married) never announced the birth of Casa - or whatever "C" name they chose. That baby HAD to have been born by now.

[GeeGolly]

Kendra barely used IG before the scandal and even before then her parents' IG posts got pretty beat up. She doesn't seem the type that needs the good attention, never mind the bad.

I'm sure she's just giggling her way through life, pushing out blessings along the way.

[libgirl2]

1 hour ago, GeeGolly said:

Kendra barely used IG before the scandal and even before then her parents' IG posts got pretty beat up. She doesn't seem the type that needs the good attention, never mind the bad.

I'm sure she's just giggling her way through life, pushing out blessings along the way.

Yea, they aren't big on social media. I also think all the stuff that has happened probably kept them off of it as well. 

[Snow Fairy]

Damn, I forgot how many children they have. 

Three right? This would be four?

[Heathen]

17 hours ago, Cinnabon said:

Why would anyone want to lie about who was seen in the restaurant, though? These people can be difficult to tell apart. 

Why would anyone lie on the Internet? Attention, self-gratitude, attention, to mess with people, attention. 

[galaxygirl76]

3 hours ago, Snow Fairy said:

Damn, I forgot how many children they have. 

Three right? This would be four?

The oldest just turned four too. Her poor uterus.

[Westiepeach]

16 minutes ago, galaxygirl76 said:

The oldest just turned four too. Her poor uterus.

And since she is only 23 (!) I’m sure her uterus is not done yet…

[quarks]

I admit that I am wondering if this sighting is going to be followed by some sort of announcement from an official Duggar source.

JB, for one, must be desperate for an official announcement - both as a distraction and so he can officially point to just how much closer he's getting to the 100 or 200 or however many grandchildren he was demanding hoping for. 

[Cinnabon]

14 hours ago, libgirl2 said:

Yea, they aren't big on social media. I also think all the stuff that has happened probably kept them off of it as well. 

They’re clearly much smarter than I’d thought. Good for them.

[babyhouseman]

When the show was on, every birth warranted a magazine article. Maybe if they're not getting anything out of it, they won't announce.

[cmr2014]

I find it hard to believe that any of them would have a baby with no announcement. Even if the parents don't have public social media, Jill or Jana, or even Amy, would certainly post something.

[emmawoodhouse]

Why? It's none of their business. Especially Amy who doesn't seem to have any relationship with any of her cousins except Jill. She's definitely persona non grata and Jill isn't that far behind.

[CalicoKitty]

I hope everyone is staying off social media because they have decided to keep a lower profile.  Every baby announcement or family event, or any mention of the Duggars, that is made made by the media will include a mention -- and probably a picture--of the Felon.  Forever, I'm thinking.  This family put themselves out there in the public eye as the perfect family that is better than anyone else, and will now suffer the bad publicity forever.  The media has a long memory.

[cmr2014]

2 hours ago, emmawoodhouse said:

Why? It's none of their business. Especially Amy who doesn't seem to have any relationship with any of her cousins except Jill. She's definitely persona non grata and Jill isn't that far behind.

When has something being "none of their business" ever stopped any of them?

I'm thinking more of a congratulatory message, rather than a birth announcement.

Jana might post because she's the keeper of the Duggar family account (as I understand it). Jill might post because I think that's largely how she communicates with her siblings now. Amy might post because it would generate interest from her followers.

[ginger90]

From the Caldwell family Instagram, I omitted the facility name and cropped the picture a bit. I left enough so you can see the way his mask is, right next to his mother, the patient.

He also included a picture of his “distraught” family, but I’m not posting it.

[anyasmom]

Speaking as nurse who works in a LTC facility, they must have been HORRIBLE to have the cops called.  We just nicely tell families that they need to keep their mask on or leave.  Social distancing isn't even required since visitors get screened upon arrival.

[crazycatlady58]

5 minutes ago, anyasmom said:

Speaking as nurse who works in a LTC facility, they must have been HORRIBLE to have the cops called.  We just nicely tell families that they need to keep their mask on or leave.  Social distancing isn't even required since visitors get screened upon arrival.

So he could have hugged his mom?

[Absolom]

5 minutes ago, crazycatlady58 said:

So he could have hugged his mom?

It depends on the state and the facility.  Where my mom is technically visitors are supposed to be vaccinated to touch residents.  I'm not sure how closely that's enforced and I've only known of one unvaxxed visitor since vaccinations were available.  

Given how lax the Caldwells are with proper mask wearing, being unvaccinated, and coming in with basically a horde of visitors, I'm not surprised they get a lot of scrutiny.  They wouldn't be allowed to visit with such a large group where my mom is.  Every child under a certain age should have an adult with them under certain facility's rules for instance.  Currently my mom's place is requesting for normal situations try to hold it to two visitors, for unusual situations four.  More than that talk to the director.  They'd set aside a room for large groups on a special occasion like a birthday or help arrange for the resident to go to another location such as a home for a few hours.  

Edited June 25, 2022 by Absolom

[anyasmom]

I think my facility normally allows up to 4 visitors at a time.  My residents are all vaccinated, but we don't ask the vaccination status of visitors.  Most family members tell us they're vaccinated but we don't require it or proof.  We let families hug or hold hands and have for about a year.   It's up to each resident and family to decide what they feel comfortable with.

[emmawoodhouse]

My MIL's facility, which runs the gamut from independent living to memory care, requires masking, proof of vaccination, and a temperature check to enter. Max is two visitors at a time. 

The Caldwells are trash. 

[anyasmom]

And I can't imagine caring more about my "freedom" than my mom.  Just to prove a stupid point.  Put the mask on so you can visit her.  Or take her home so you can visit maskless.

[Absolom]

13 minutes ago, emmawoodhouse said:

My MIL's facility, which runs the gamut from independent living to memory care, requires masking, proof of vaccination, and a temperature check to enter. Max is two visitors at a time. 

The Caldwells are trash. 

You're in California also, right?  We're used to the state rules to protect LTC residents.  

The Caldwells are dreadful and must have been disruptive on multiple occasions if the police were called. 

[ginger90]

He’s just a dumb ass.

His own words, “We complied with everything they asked except for social distancing.”.

He gave the facility name, address, website, and phone number, posting, “Would you help us let (Name of facility)  Know this is wrong.”.

Shit for brains.

Edited June 25, 2022 by ginger90

[GeeGolly]

And the Caldwells would be the first ones to call foul if their mom got sick with covid and died.

[cmr2014]

3 minutes ago, GeeGolly said:

And the Caldwells would be the first ones to call foul if their mom got sick with covid and died.

I don't know that they would. They'd just say something like "Jesus called her home" and fail to acknowledge in any way that their poor decisions had anything to do with it. And, of course, if one of them gave COVID to another patient whose family wasn't so sanguine about "Jesus calling them home" just yet, they would be outraged if anyone called them on that.

[wilsie]

This is not the day for me to have sympathy/empathy for someone who has control over whether they get to do something.  Follow the damn rules everyone else has to.  Wear your mask and keep a distance decided by someone else to keep others safe.  I realize caring about others isn't their first thought but if you want to visit your mom it's necessary.

[Teriacky]

Nice chin diaper, Caldwell. 

[emmawoodhouse]

1 hour ago, Absolom said:

You're in California also, right?  We're used to the state rules to protect LTC residents.  

The Caldwells are dreadful and must have been disruptive on multiple occasions if the police were called. 

Yes, I am in California. There have always been masks required at MIL's place, but now with the county wide mask mandate, they're just in line with everyone else. 

It's not that hard, Paul. Protect your sick mother from your trash! 

[wilsie]

3 hours ago, ginger90 said:

From the Caldwell family Instagram, I omitted the facility name and cropped the picture a bit. I left enough so you can see the way his mask is, right next to his mother, the patient.

He also included a picture of his “distraught” family, but I’m not posting it.

They certainly like to up the drama don't they? Denied the right to physically hug his mom, after she had a stroke, which was out of her control.  Unlike other people who have their very controlled strokes.  And this wasn't the first time.  It also happened while super mom and super Christian Christina was nursing the baby and her mask fell down.  Tragic.

[Tdoc72]

1 hour ago, wilsie said:

And this wasn't the first time.  It also happened while super mom and super Christian Christina was nursing the baby and her mask fell down.  Tragic.

I don’t believe this at all. If her mask fell down and she immediately put it back, things would’ve been fine. I think it “fell” and she probably had intention of putting it back. But these people who want so badly to make rules for everyone else, don’t want to follow any. So annoying! 
~~~

Also I won’t but I kind of want to call nursing home and thank them for trying to protect their clients. 
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Pastor Caldwell, why don’t you not be a whiny little shit and maybe be thankful your mom is alive?  Sure, it’s a bummer that you can’t hug her but you can tell her love her, make sure she’s getting good care, and pray over her. That’s more than some people get. 

Edited June 25, 2022 by Tdoc72

[GeeGolly]

Many folks, myself included, would wear a hazmat suit if that's what it took to see a loved one.

How hard is it to wear a mask? And really, if you needed to hug your mom so much, why not grab a quick one right before leaving? The answers are, because they don't "believe" in covid safety protocols and they have to prove that wherever they go.

[MsJamieDornan]

1 hour ago, wilsie said:

They certainly like to up the drama don't they? Denied the right to physically hug his mom, after she had a stroke, which was out of her control.  Unlike other people who have their very controlled strokes.  And this wasn't the first time.  It also happened while super mom and super Christian Christina was nursing the baby and her mask fell down.  Tragic.

And is there a reason he keeps dragging his 100 children along? Geez, he's a piece of shit. Go back to the house you took from your daughter and rot,  you big loser.

[wilsie]

1 hour ago, MsJamieDornan said:

And is there a reason he keeps dragging his 100 children along? Geez, he's a piece of shit. Go back to the house you took from your daughter and rot,  you big loser.

Taking the house from his daughter just goes along with his entitlement.  

[wilsie]

The nursing home gets 4.6 out of 5 from 20 people on Facebook. From the reviews:

"A family is publicly trashing this facility for following rules requiring masks and restricting in-person visits. As a former hospice nurse, I commend the facility for standing up to these people and protecting the residents. I saw the devastating effects of Covid in nursing homes and hope never to see such a thing again. I held the hands of dying patients when their families weren’t allowed to visit.

No, window and zoom visits aren’t the same, but safety is the most important thing with this vulnerable population. Thank you for keeping ALL of your residents safe."

[wilsie]

People are really getting on them on Instagram for posting a picture of his ill mother, verbally trashing the nursing home, being entitled and blanket training. The page where their little girl is at the piano.  I like this a little too much.

[graefin]

2 minutes ago, wilsie said:

People are really getting on them on Instagram for posting a picture of his ill mother, verbally trashing the nursing home, being entitled and blanket training. The page where their little girl is at the piano.  I like this a little too much.

They've turned comments off now. Edit: oops, I see the comments are on a previous post. Earlier folks had been commenting on the relevant post itself, but they've since disabled commenting. I'm guessing they'll soon disable them on all posts. 

Edited June 26, 2022 by graefin

[wilsie]

I copied them.

2 minutes ago, wilsie said:

I copied them.

I can still comment if I want to.

[wilsie]

5 minutes ago, graefin said:

They've turned comments off now.

Can you read them? I expect they'll be removed soon.  They really expected people to agree with them.  

[ginger90]

There are some excellent comments there. I wonder if they’ll see them since they are under a different post.

One of the comments: (there are some thanking him for providing the facility name so they could get the email address so they could be praised 😁)

Edited June 26, 2022 by ginger90