Liz Fiedler turned a 'side gig' into a full-time flower farm near St. Joseph, MN.
“I think some people think I’m crazy...Taking the leap from hobby to business, I learned the hard way, the slow way,."
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#OnlyinMN@lizard__3
Husband died 2 days after daughter’s 3rd birthday and the day after the funeral wife finds out she’s pregnant.
23 year old aunt moves in to help raise babies.
It was NOT like on full house.
A lot more crying. Less signing.
We did have a cute dog though.
(1/4) Twitter friends:
I think a lot of you know about my flower farm, but I was interviewed by my friend for her new podcast. It would mean a lot to me if you would listen to it. Not just to promote my business, but to help this talented friend of mine get some listenership!
@hamski83@CD12Josh Hello! You can either donate directly on the St. John’s website (be sure to indicate Joshua Fiedler in the memo note) or you can Venmo me @ lizfiedler and I will be writing one (hopefully big) check to SJU
THANK YOU!
People of Twitter that tweeted with my late husband @CD12Josh
I am hosting a trivia tournament at my home on Jan 7 as a fundraiser for his scholarship. If you want more info, send me a message!
Some of the categories:
Stearns County
Chips
Beer
Classic Country
Rural America
@mbotwaska@CD12Josh Hello! You can either donate directly on the St. John’s website (be sure to indicate Joshua Fiedler in the memo note) or you can Venmo me @ lizfiedler and I will be writing one (hopefully big) check to SJU
THANK YOU!
I remember an older nurse catching me crying in the supply room after a very traumatic code (think frothy blood intubation) and she didn’t say anything, and when I came back out I overheard her making fun of me.
I looked at her and said “I’d rather be like me than like you.”
Seeing how much the world accepts that it’s impossible to move on after watching CPR really makes me think about how we (medical professionals, especially those who work in Emergency departments) are expected to just move on immediately after a code.
Seeing how much the world accepts that it’s impossible to move on after watching CPR really makes me think about how we (medical professionals, especially those who work in Emergency departments) are expected to just move on immediately after a code.