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Tomorrow is exactly 18 year's since Audrey was last seen. Her case is full of details and police involvement and investigation, but is still unsolved with no leads ever leading to an arrest.

Audrey May Turk Herron was 31-years-old at the time of her disappearance. She had a 10-year-old daughter, Sonsia, at the time with her first husband, and two younger children, Katie and Quinn, with her second and at the time current husband Jeff Harron.

Thursday, August 29th, 2002

At 9:30 p.m. the night of August 29th, Audrey called home to her husband Jeff from her work. She told Jeff she was excited to have just gotten a raise at work.

Audrey finished her shift as a part-time nurse at the Columbia Greene Long Term Health Care Facility at around 11:00p.m. in Catskill, New York. She was last seen walking to her 1994 black Jeep Grand Cherokee in the parking lot of her office, saying goodnight to her coworkers. One coworker claims that Audrey drove behind her for a few minutes after leavi

Final Edit: Today's the last day of Chain Battle! I want to congratulate everyone on their runs. I've gotten hundreds of comments and PMs over the last few days from people who have gotten new high scores, and I'm really glad to see the impact my post has had on this community. I hope everyone was able to get a score that they were happy with, and I'll see you all in the next Chain Battle!

There's been a lot of great posts revealing helpful information about how this mode works in the past few days, and the 1% cutoff continuing to rise should be plenty of evidence to show that the Dokkan Battle community is learning. However, I understand that synthesizing all of this information can be difficult, so I wanted to compile everything along with my own findings into an easy-to-fol

I(26m) have lost 120 pounds in the last 18 months. I was obese and it's generally for the best that I lost it, since I'm now at a healthy weight. I'm not happy about how I lost the weight though.

I have fairly bad anxiety, which has brought on another condition called CVS(cyclic vomiting syndrome). I have periods of flareups and calm times. But during my flareups I wake up early and nauseous every morning. I try to avoid eating and drinking as ill usually end up vomiting after 2-3 hours awake. After that it's really just a matter of if the nausea goes away long enough for me to eat in a given day. During bad flareups it's not uncommon for me to go 1 or 2 days without eating. I also find that fatty foods tend to make it worse, so I usually end up eating much lighter and healthier during my flareups.

I've been in a flareup for the last 18 months give or take. Hence my dramatic weight loss. I kind of see it as a silver lining to the situation. But every time I see someone they comment o

Trust me. They may seem very intelligent, mature and understanding and they may be so too but you can do your children a very great favor by not blurring this line, or else, without you even realizing it can become an immense and distressing burden for your children.

Edit: Wow I did not expect this post to blow up like this but I am very glad it did. Thank you so everyone who is sharing their personal stories, the fact that you went through all this and it’s negative impacts on you is a testament to why this advice matters.

Also thank you so much for all the awards.

Some people seem to be missing my point or perhaps he I could’ve been clearer. So there are a couple of clarifications:

• this post in no way suggests that you should lie to your children and pretend like everything is okay when it is not • there is a middle ground between lying to your children, pretending there is no problem, and evading any questions they may have and sharing way too much and even unintentionally pu

When someone's explaining something to me it takes some concentration to really stay focused and understand what they're saying. So if I happen to get the point early on but they keep reiterating themselves, my brain just feels like "wait you told me basically just that twice already" or "I don't need to know all this info for what doing right now so why are you telling me this". I know better and know some people like to explain things in multiple ways or maybe they just want to have a conversation and that just happens to be the topic at that moment. I just can't help but feel like I'm being impatient or rude whenever my brain wants to say "this is only worth my concentration if you're giving me new information that I need right now".

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I feel like positive updates are kinda rare here, so I'm happy to say that I have a positive update!

My wife and I decided we would give my mom a couple days to cool down before we reached out to her again, but she actually reached out to us first asking to talk. She started off immediately apologizing for how she reacted on the last call. She said that she thought we had been trying to have a kid for a few years and had been really concerned, especially since we didn't seem to be concerned at all. She had me in her mid-thirties and regretted having kids so late, so she was worried we were going to wait too long and discover some infertility issue.

She also said that since I was her only child, my wife was like the daughter she never had (my wife had even let her help plan the wedding). So when she heard that she had been left out, it made her realize that she wasn't as close to my wife as she thought and the combination of emotions cued he

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among the engravings is a man in a Vault 111 jumpsuit holding a Classic 10mm.

2 months until release and we still have no hands-on previews or price. We know a little bit about the nextgen lineup of games, but not much. It really feels like these two giant companies are more concerned about waiting one another out on pricing than informing their customers about the product which they’re asking hundreds of dollars for.

Compared to past nextgen leadups, this one just feels anticlimactic and flaccid all around. It’s not just the pricing, it’s really the entire enchilada. Being teased for months upon months with dripfed content through a tiny straw feels somewhat insulting when you think about the reasons why they are doing this (undercutting each other).