Except for how solar cells are actually more efficient in the cold 🤷🏻‍♀️

If you think North Attleboro is boring, you're not going to want any of the surrounding towns. Look at Providence.

I haven't found anyone in RI, I've gotten treatments in Wellesley and North Attleboro. I posted another comment with a link for you.

Look for a pain management physician. I saw one in North Attleboro and he was fantastic. I've also tried the craniofacial clinics around Boston, but none were that great tbh. The folks at Tufts just told me I was stressed and needed therapy to stop clenching my jaw- even though there is a clear deformity in my bone shape on x-rays...

Someone mentioned Botox below, and it definitely works wonders- but my insurance doesn't cover it (and I have really, really good coverage). You can also try a stem cell treatment as well, which also helped me for several months until it wore off (some patients get relief for 2+years from it though).

This is true. I have pretty bad TMJ and this was AMAZING. Almost 6 months nearly pain free. I could have conversations, I could chew food, it was brilliant. Unfortunately, my insurance won't cover it so I can't get the only treatment that actually helps aside from an eventual surgery that I will need.

Hey, I'm sorry you at going through this. It must be hard for you and your family, and you must be looking for answers. I just want to say that more research is needed, and there's no existing study with enough data to prove cause. The National Library of Medicine has said as much in a review of all exisitng studies.

"Even though CBD shows therapeutic effects and THC opposing effects, the data is minimal and low safety and efficacy warrants more research. The relation between cannabis and schizophrenia needs further investigation. We need more case-control studies and clinical trials with a larger population to get conclusive data."

It's outrageous how much fruit my child will go through if given the opportunity.

Your budget and needs sound like a good fit for Foxborough/medfield and the areas around/between.

I have a friend who actually sold his place and left Warwick bc of the airplane noise and increase in air traffic. He lived near divine Italian restaurant. We’d be sitting in his yard and you had to pause your conversation when a plane flew over. He’s lived there for over 5 years before it got out of hand.

What, at the Primrose? Most places around there are 1600-2200.

Out in the burbs, most places were 1600-2200/mo in an actual daycare facility. I did not check pricing for home daycares or nanny shares.

Try checking out some posts on r/PetiteFashionAdvice. I'm sure if you browse some posts there you'll get something helpful.

If you don't like suits, I'd suggest dresses- which can easily be hemmed by a tailer depending on your height. Nordstrom rack has a bunch on sale right now. A simple sheath dress with an evening jacket would probably fit what you need.

This is hard to answer. Do you have a budget? What industry are you in/is one that tends to be more formal (like law) or casual (like academia)? Do you need extended size options? Do you care about materials used? Do you need it immediately or can you wait for shipping?

No one thinks it will happen to them...until you think about how many people you personally know that have been in an accident, had cancer, required any kind of surgery or ER visit. Your degree of separation from any of these things is ZERO and it absolutely could be you next.

And they both have AWFUL coffee.

Totally agree. I was hoping that new bakery would have more of a hang out vibe but it really is just a ‘buy your stuff and go’ place like White’s at the Crossing.

There’s an active business owners group that meets pretty regularly- usually at the Orpheum. I know a few members, good people. You could definitely touch base with those folks. Someone just bought out the old Todman building next to o’reilly so idk what the plans are there.

The center of Foxboro is def missing a good coffee option. Crosbys in wrentham is pretty much the only one. Otherwise it’s just low quality, chain choices.

Edit- there’s been some newer places opened recently ( a cute bakery, shoveltown a new restaurant) and they are bumping. Town is a former blue collar area turning upscale, but most businesses are long standing and cater to the older residents. I love those places too but the town is just wanting for variety that’s not in patriots place.the specific area I’m talking about is the Common, in Uptown.

Please god take her on a duckboard tour! They should be back on in late March

Used a reputable, local company that employs their own installers. Workmanship guarantees for 10 years (a bullshit company won’t offer any of that) No money down, got a loan and amortized it when the federal tax credit came in (currently 30%). Company also handled all the paperwork- I didn’t have to talk to the power company once. My roof was only a year old- panels generally have 20-25 year warranty so you’ll want your roof to outlive that.

March was really strong for me in 2021, not so much last year. May is probably my best month since we’re generating lots of power but not using the A/C yet.

I haven’t gotten billed since mid December, but my credits should last me through February 🤞🏻 solar panels were one of the best things I ever did.

Los Andes is closed for lunch weekdays

Hey, I'm sorry things are hard right now. I hope you will check out the following resources:

Food bank directory Food banks often now have diapers, feminine products, etc. It exists exactly for people going through what you are going through.

You should also be applying for SNAP and WIC. Do this as soon as possible- these programs also allow you to buy diapers, etc.

Also, check out the Community Care website. Lots of resources listed out there.

I see someone already listed toys for tots below, but also go check in at your local YMCA.