People with multiple cards?

Ok so I want to get another library card, I don’t mind paying, but also, I don’t want to pay for another card and only have access to the same stuff if that makes sense.
For anyone that has multiple cards, do you find that you have more variety and access? Do you have a favorite library you’ve gotten a card from.
Help a girl out I love in the middle of no where, I need some entertainment lol.

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u/Grimwidow — 4 days ago

Peace of mind after 192 days

I am usually sad when I come here to you guys, but for once, I feel a little bit of peace. I haven’t had that since a long time before my husband passed away. Granted I’m also just so angry too that he died that I still keep crying.
I have been waiting 192 days for the approval of health insurance for my daughter and I since my husband passed and it finally came thru. I feel like I can finally breathe a little easier. Not just for me, but for her. I don’t have anyone to share the good news with either, so came here.

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u/Grimwidow — 4 days ago

When your kid catches you crying

I feel so guilty when my 4 year old catches me crying. I try to not break down in front of her, but sometimes I’m doing something around my house and I find myself so mad or upset that it just happens. Yesterday she tried to make me feel better by giving me hugs and asking what was wrong, and trying to give suggestions on what would make me feel better. I’m just like she’s 4 and I’m the mom and she isn’t supposed to be having to comfort me. I don’t know how to tell her that I’m ok and she doesn’t have to try to make me feel better.

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u/Grimwidow — 24 days ago
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I love this book! Anyone have any recommendations for audiobooks they’ve found on Libby? Bonus if it has a little romance.

This is not a book I would have normally picked but it was so good!

u/Grimwidow — 1 month ago

Terrible Weekend

This has been one of the worst weekends since my husband passed away in December. I had to go to 2 family parties with just my toddler in tow and it sucked as much as I thought it would. I had to socialize and see everyone else happy with their people, and be reminded that I’m alone; without my person.
Now I’ve been trying to get my toddler to bed for an hour and a half and she’s been crying for daddy.

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u/Grimwidow — 1 month ago

Has anyone ever gone on to pursue a degree in speech therapy after being a respiratory therapist? Do you think it would be worth it? I’m just not sure that respiratory is for me anymore. I’m feeling really burnt out.

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u/Grimwidow — 2 months ago
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Question for what you are doing for your young kids 3-4 year olds that lose a parent. Are you getting them in therapy? If you’re getting social security benefits for your child, do you use it to help pay the bills, or save it for them in a separate account?

I’m having a hard time not thinking of it as almost blood money that I don’t want to touch but if I did it would make life easier.

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u/Grimwidow — 2 months ago