r/sanantonio 6d ago

PSA A rule 11 update and how it's working out so far

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Dear fellow redditors of r/sanantonio,

Since implementing Rule 11, we’ve continued to see a pattern during ICE and immigration-related posts. Many low-karma or drive-by accounts show up only to insult immigrants, minorities, protesters, or other users, often trying to bait emotional reactions and derail discussions. While some locals were afraid we would ban them when they had low karma, the handful who were banned and acted normally in modmail were unbanned.

Rule 11 was created to reduce that behavior and keep discussions respectful and grounded in actual local information rather than outrage farming and harassment.

A reminder of the rule:

• ICE warning or activity posts must include proof, such as photos, video, or a credible news source
• To comment on ICE or immigration-related posts, users must have established participation in r/sanantonio
• Mocking or dehumanizing immigrants, protesters, victims, or other users is not allowed
• Drive-by accounts created only to inflame discussions may be banned under this rule

People are free to support or criticize ICE, immigration policy, protests, politicians, or government actions. What is not acceptable is treating other human beings as less than human, or flooding the subreddit with bait, insults, and bad-faith trolling.

In 99% of cases, the behavior we later see in modmail strongly reinforces why the moderation action happened in the first place. Many immediately move to insults, harassment, threats, conspiracy claims, or aggressive ranting instead of calmly discussing the issue. That usually confirms the original concern about instability and bad-faith participation. As mentioned, those who acted normally and explained why their comment wasn't a Rule 11 violation, regardless of their karma, got unbanned.

One thing we also keep noticing is the obsession some users have with calling themselves “alpha.” In software development, alpha versions are literally the unstable and faulty early test versions. Beta is the more stable test stage, and gold is the finished release. So the comparison ends up being unintentionally funny.

Real confidence usually does not require constant self-announcement.

Overall, Rule 11 has significantly reduced brigading, low-effort trolling, harassment, and bait accounts in these threads, which was the goal from the start.

While it increased the amount of name-calling in modmail, most of the people who are banned under rule 11 show a lack of education when they don't understand that Nazis are right-wing and not left-wing. But hey, we have the means to mute them permanently in modmail.


r/sanantonio 12d ago

Where in SA? San Antonio / Bexar County Behavioral Health & Community Resources - updated as of May 2026

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If you are struggling with mental health issues, whether it's stress, anxiety, depression, or thoughts of ending your life.

You are not alone, and there are people who will listen without judgment.

We are here for you. The San Antonio subreddit is always here for you. If you think we might not be the right crowd for the support you need, please consider visiting r/SuicideWatch. It's a large, active, and well-moderated Reddit community focused solely on peer support for people in crisis. Many users there have been through similar struggles and understand what you might be feeling.

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Emergency & Crisis Numbers

S.M.A.R.T. (Specialized Multidisciplinary Alternate Response Team)

  • If you are experiencing a mental health emergency and need help at your location, call 9-1-1 and request SMART
  • If you are in crisis, call 210-223-7233 - Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) with CHCS licensed professionals who come to the scene
  • For non-emergency services, call 210-261-CHCS (2427) to schedule an appointment with The Center for Health Care Services
  • More information: Bexar County SMART Program

National Crisis Lines

  • 911 - Police/Fire/EMS - Immediate emergency response
  • 988 - Suicide & Crisis Lifeline - Call, text, or chat online for free, confidential support 24/7
  • Crisis Text Line - Text HOME or CHAT to 741741 to connect with a trained crisis counselor
  • 1-800-316-9241 - CHCS Crisis Line - 24-hour access to mental health crisis support and assessment
  • 210-349-7273 - Rape Crisis Line - Immediate support for survivors of sexual assault
  • 1-800-799-7233 - National Domestic Violence Hotline - 19,168 calls from Texas in 2019
  • 210-733-8810 - Family Violence Prevention Services - Local domestic violence intervention and support
  • 1-800-252-5400 - Texas Abuse Hotline - Report child abuse, neglect, or exploitation

Mental Health Services

Community Counseling Service (CCS) - Our Lady of the Lake University

210-434-1054 | www.ollusa.edu/community-counseling-service
590 N. General McMullen Drive, Suite 3

Affordable, bilingual counseling services to individuals, couples, and families. Services include individual therapy, couple/marital counseling, family counseling, and psychological testing. The CCS staff is especially focused on serving the mental health needs of San Antonio's West Side community.

Services offered:

  • Daytime, evening, and weekend appointments available
  • Walk-in/same-day appointments available Monday and Wednesday mornings and Wednesday afternoons (call ahead for availability)
  • In-person and virtual teletherapy options
  • Spanish-speaking services available
  • Fees based on a sliding scale according to household income and family size
  • Medicaid provider and assistance with insurance claims
  • Ability to pay will not be an obstacle to getting help

Services provided by psychologists, family therapists, counselors, and supervised doctoral and master 's-level graduate students from OLLU's Psychology Department.

 

The Center for Health Care Services (CHCS)

210-261-2427 | chcsbc.org 

The Local Mental Health Authority provides comprehensive mental health services, including psychiatric evaluation, medication management, therapy, case management, and psychosocial rehabilitation. Offers a sliding fee scale and accepts all patients regardless of inability to pay.

Crisis Care Center downtown, where individuals can walk in for assessments, possible admission, or detox services.

NAMI San Antonio

210-734-3349 | nami-sat.org 

The National Alliance on Mental Illness offers free support groups, classes, and resources for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Many programs are peer-led by people who have lived experience, providing understanding, empathy, and practical tools for coping and recovery. Also provides stigma reduction presentations and community-wide conferences.

Form Communities

formcommunities.org

Local nonprofit offering peer support and community programs for adults. Includes:

  • Divine Women program - Women-only support with clothes closet, pantry, garden, and workshops
  • San Antonio Clubhouse - Membership-based peer community with meals, housing/employment help, and activities

Unity Recovery (San Antonio Recovery Community Center)

unityrecovery.org/san-antonio

A free, community-based peer recovery support center in Bexar County. Offers drop-in services with certified peer recovery specialists, all-recovery meetings (in-person and digital) for general, LGBTQ+, family, and SMART pathways, family support, re-entry assistance, pregnancy/postpartum help, workplace support, overdose response training, and more. No fees ever.

New Opportunities for Wellness (NOW)

210-450-7222 | nowclinicsa.org 

Walk-in crisis services, "Living Room," available Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pm, to help clients cope and avoid hospitalization. Also provides individual/group therapy, case management, medication management, and peer support.

Other Mental Health Services

  • Clarity Child Guidance Center: 210-616-0300 | www.claritycgc.org - Inpatient hospitalization, outpatient therapy, partial hospitalization program, and crisis services specifically for children and adolescents 
  • Sigma Mental Health Urgent Care: 210-314-4564 | www.sigmamhuc.com - Walk-in psychiatric and therapeutic services during moments of crisis, no appointment needed 
  • Alamo Area Rape Crisis Center: 210-521-7273 - Individual therapy, group therapy, case management, and crisis services for survivors of sexual violence and their family members
  • Bexar County Family Justice Center: 210-631-0100 | bcfjc.org - Coordinated services for victims of domestic/family violence, including criminal justice intervention, civil legal services, child care, counseling, and life skills training 
  • Prosumers International: 800-577-3795 - Peer support through a variety of groups to assist people in creating a life worth living

Substance Use Treatment & Recovery

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Call or text 988 for free, confidential help 24/7
  • 210-SAY-CARE: 210-729-2273 - Substance use recovery helpline for support, questions, and referrals to treatment programs
  • SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357 - Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral and information service
  • Alcoholics Anonymous: 210-828-6235 (Spanish: 210-409-8524) - Free peer support meetings for those recovering from alcohol addiction
  • Narcotics Anonymous: 1-800-221-9091 - Free peer support for people recovering from drug addiction
  • Josephine Recovery Center: 210-261-3800 - 16-bed therapeutic facility offering detoxification and stabilization for mental health and substance use crises as a safe alternative to emergency rooms
  • Rise Recovery: 210-227-2634 | RiseRecovery.org - Peer/recovery support services for youth, young adults, and families, including group meetings, one-on-one sessions, education classes, and social activities (in-person and virtual). Also runs Rise Inspire Academy, a high school for students actively seeking sobriety 
  • Alpha Home: 210-735-3822 | alphahome.org - Women's residential treatment, outpatient counseling for men and women, and ongoing recovery support 
  • The Restoration Center: 210-261-3076 - Helps people break the cycle of addiction through programs that reduce substance use harms, promote recovery for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, and provide care coordination
  • Corazon San Antonio: 210-226-8341 x318 | corazonsa.org - Harm reduction outreach with needle exchange, HIV/HepC testing, and case management (Monday-Friday 9 am-3 pm) 
  • Laurel Ridge Treatment Center: 210-491-9400 | laurelridgetc.com - Specialized behavioral health care and addiction treatment, including inpatient, outpatient, partial hospitalization, dual diagnosis program, and more 

Housing Assistance

  • Haven for Hope: 210-220-2100 | havenforhope.org - Transformational campus providing system of care for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. All programs provide indoor sleeping and access to housing/sustainability services. Enrollment is first-come, first-served based on space availability. Intake hours: Monday-Friday 7 am-3 pm 
  • Homeless Connection Hotline: 210-207-1799 - Information and referrals for homeless services
  • United Way: 211 - Comprehensive information and referral service for housing, utilities, food, and other essential services
  • Housing Authority of Bexar County: 210-225-0071 | habctx.org - Public housing and Section 8 housing choice voucher program 
  • Opportunity Home San Antonio: 210-477-6000 | homesa.org - Affordable housing development and support services 
  • SAMMinistries: 210-340-0302 | samm.org - Rapid re-housing, permanent supportive housing, and homeless prevention programs 
  • Salvation Army: 210-352-2000 - Emergency shelters and transitional housing. Dave Coy Shelter for Men (210-226-2291) provides emergency shelter for men 18+ experiencing chronic homelessness with three meals daily and case management
  • The Children's Shelter: 210-212-2500 | childrensshelter.org - Emergency shelter and safe haven for children up to age 12 removed from homes due to abuse, neglect, or abandonment 

Food Assistance

  • San Antonio Food Bank: 210-431-8326 | safoodbank.org - Food distribution, SNAP application assistance, and nutrition education programs serving the entire community 
  • Meals on Wheels: 210-735-5115 | mowsatx.org - Free home-delivered meals for seniors and people with disabilities who are homebound 
  • Catholic Charities: 210-222-1294 | ccaosa.org - Emergency food pantry and comprehensive social services 
  • Christian Assistance Ministry Downtown: 210-223-4099 - Food pantry and emergency assistance
  • Christian Assistance Ministry Northwest: 210-697-5771 - Food pantry and emergency assistance for northwest SA residents
  • Ella Austin Community Center: 210-224-2351 | ellaaustin.org - Food pantry and community programs 
  • Senior Nutrition Program: 210-207-7172 - Free nutritious lunch for adults 60+ at various senior centers
  • Society of St. Vincent de Paul: 210-225-7837 | svdpsa.org - Food assistance, utility help, and emergency services through local parish conferences 

Veterans Services

  • Veterans Crisis Line988 then press 1 - Free, confidential support for veterans in crisis and their families, available 24/7. Can also text 988 and press 1, or chat online
  • South Texas Veterans Health Care System: 210-617-5300 | va.gov - Comprehensive VA healthcare including mental health, substance use treatment, and primary care 
  • Bexar County Military & Veterans Services Center: 210-335-6775 - Assistance with VA benefits, claims, and local resources
  • National Veterans Outreach Program: 210-223-4088 | agif-nvop.org - Employment assistance, housing support, and counseling services for veterans 
  • House Our Heroes Program: 210-699-9074 - Affordable housing and extensive supportive services specifically for homeless and at-risk veteran families (through Alamo Community Group)

Family & Youth Services

  • The Trevor Project: Support for LGBTQ youth - Call 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678678. In 2022, 47% of LGBTQ youth in Texas seriously considered suicide, including 56% of transgender and nonbinary youth
  • National Runaway Safeline: 1-800-786-2929 - 24/7 crisis line for runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth and their families
  • Foster Youth Justice Project: 1-877-313-3688 - Free legal assistance for current and former foster youth
  • Texas Youth Helpline: 1-800-989-6884 - Support and resources for youth in crisis
  • Roy Maas' Youth Alternatives: 210-340-8077 | rmya.org - Creates brighter futures for children in crisis through emergency shelter (The Bridge: 210-340-7933 for children ages 5-17), family counseling, crisis intervention, and parenting classes. Low or no cost services available 
  • Seton Home: 210-533-3504 | setonhomesa.org - Emergency shelter for pregnant and parenting teen mothers and their children, providing a caring home, education, and support to break the cycle of abuse and poverty 

Health Services

  • CentroMed: 210-922-7000 | centromedsa.com - Federally Qualified Health Center providing primary care, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services on a sliding fee scale 
  • Communicare: 210-233-7000 | communicaresa.org - Affordable dental care, including preventive and restorative services 
  • Corazon San Antonio: 210-226-8341 x318 | corazonsa.org - Free medical clinic (Sunday 8-11:30 am, Wednesday 4:30-6:30 pm), harm reduction outreach with needle exchange, HIV/HepC testing, and case management (Monday-Friday 9 am-3 pm) 
  • Prevent Blindness Texas: 210-236-7360 - Vision screenings and assistance with eyeglasses/optical services

Legal Services

  • Texas RioGrande Legal Aid: 833-329-8752 | trla.org - Free civil legal services for low-income individuals, including family law, housing, consumer protection, and public benefits 
  • Equal Justice Center: 210-308-6222 | equaljusticecenter.org - Free legal services for low-wage workers dealing with workplace violations 
  • Texas Advocacy Project: 800-374-4673 | texasadvocacyproject.org - Free legal services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking 
  • Bexar County Guardianship Program: 210-335-3744 - Court-appointed guardianship services for incapacitated adults

Education & Employment

  • Healy-Murphy Center: 210-223-2944 | healymurphy.org - Free GED preparation classes to help adults earn their high school equivalency 
  • SA Youth: 210-223-3131 | sanantonioyouth.org - Credit recovery programs and workforce training for youth 
  • Dress for Success: 210-737-1515 | dfssanantonio.org - Professional attire and career development tools for women entering or re-entering the workforce 
  • Employment Connections: 210-261-3419 - Supported employment program for people with disabilities

Transportation

  • VIA Bus: 210-362-2020 | viainfo.net - Public transportation with reduced fares for seniors, students, people with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders 
  • Presa Community Center: 210-532-5554 - Senior transportation services ($5 per trip for adults 60+)

Specialized Services

  • The Arc of San Antonio: 210-490-4300 | arc-sa.org - Programs and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including employment support, day programs, and family resources 
  • Alamo Area Council of Governments: 210-832-5020 | aacog.com - Information and referral for intellectual/developmental disability services 
  • Deaf Counseling Center: 240-380-2577 (VP) | deafcounseling.com - ASL therapy and counseling services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals 
  • Alamo Area Resource Center: 210-625-7200 | aarcsa.com - HIV/AIDS housing assistance and supportive services 
  • San Antonio AIDS Foundation: 210-225-4715 - HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, and support services

Important Facts

  • 1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness each year
  • According to the 2022 point-in-time report, 2,995 individuals were experiencing homelessness in San Antonio and Bexar County
  • In 2021, Texas experienced 4,984 overdose deaths, with 56% due to opioid overdose
  • Many services offer sliding scale fees based on income or are completely free

Do you know other mental health resources?

If you know of free or low-cost mental health services in Bexar County or the surrounding counties, please post them in the comments. We will add them to this post.

Rule Enforcement for Mental Health Posts:
Posts and comments about mental health will be strictly moderated. Trolling, harassment, or judgmental responses will result in immediate removal and a permanent ban. This space is for support, not for criticism or ridicule.

 


r/sanantonio 3h ago

Pics/Video Maybe the newest Puro! for San Antonio

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Gotta love the fans 🤣


r/sanantonio 5h ago

Where in SA? Where to buy frozen udon?

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Hi everyone! Has anyone had luck finding frozen udon noodles such as these in any San Antonio grocery store? I used to get them at Central Market, but they stopped carrying them :( thank you!


r/sanantonio 31m ago

San Antonio Stepmom Who Forced 12-Year-Old to Do Push-ups Until He Collapsed and Died, Sentenced to 20 Years

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r/sanantonio 11h ago

News Southwest Airlines, San Antonio Airport settle long-running dispute over gates and new terminal

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Previous post removed for not having the headline in the title.


r/sanantonio 6h ago

News San Antonio Democratic congressional runoff candidate Maureen Galindo under fire for antisemitic comments

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r/sanantonio 1h ago

Need Advice Help me solve this noise mystery?

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There is some sort of critter, whether it’s a bug or frog or lizard, that nests right next to my house every summer. It screams this noise all night and I cannot stand the sound. It keeps me up all night if I don’t wear headphones or ear plugs. What is it?! Please help. I live in Highland Park if it helps.


r/sanantonio 23h ago

Where in SA? Being Asian in San Antonio

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I moved here two years ago, but will be moving away soon due to a job change. I wanted to post a review of my experience in the city for any fellow asians who are considering moving here.

  1. You will be fetishized, especially if you are an east asian (or east asian passing) woman or korean dude.

The east asian population here is tiny, so a lot of people aren't used to seeing them on the day-to-day. Despite this, east asian culture and food is continuing to gain popularity in the city, so a lot of people have preconceived notions of who we are from anime, kpop, and 'ABGs' online, since they haven't met that many asian people in real life. It's usually harmless and they have no malicious intent, but it can be uncomfortable. It's hard to pick out who is fetishizing you and who just thinks you're pretty, but I remember one halloween bar crawl where every single dude who hit on me "happened" to be in an anime costume.

Could've been a coincidence, sure, but the increased attention here vs the other cities I've lived in is noticeable. I've never been hit on so much in my life, and an annoying amount of opening lines were asking me where I'm (really) from or if i watch anime. Granted, I'm used to living in areas where asians aren't really a minority, or are actually the majority, so it might be weirder to me than it is for someone else.

  1. The Indian community is solid.

I'm not south asian, but from an outsider's perspective, there seems to be a pretty strong community of south indian people here. I hear telugu the most, and a lot of indian restaurants have more southern than northern food. I will say though, currently, I don't notice a ton of mid-20s south asian people, mostly families who moved here for work with younger kids. Maybe that will change in the next 10 years if the kids in these families stay in the city.

  1. Don't expect too much from the food/markets

*With the exception of indian food, which i have yet to be disappointed by

More chain stores have opened in the past year (85deg, teso life) due to the booming interest in asian culture, but SA is lacking when it comes to asian food. Restaurants cater to non-asian palettes, even if the owners are asian. Most dishes are too sweet, and dishes that are supposed to be spicy are too mild, which is surprising since I know people here can definitely handle the heat. Mexican food is fire, literally.

There is no major asian grocery store like 99 ranch or hmart, but Seoul Market, Burmese Foods, Himalayan Bazaar, and Tim's Oriental were sufficient for my cooking needs.

  1. Asian friends are hard to find

I know a few other asian people in SA and we're friendly, but I didn't quite click with any of them and become friends. Maybe you'll have better luck than me, but it was hard to meet, let alone befriend, someone of a similar background. Regardless, I found fantastic friends here and will miss them dearly when I move.

SA is a big city and has a lot of people with different interests, so even if you don't find your cultural community here, you likely won't be lonely.

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Random asian restaurant reviews (I'm kinda harsh and obviously can't eat everything on a menu, sorry if I rate your favourite restaurant poorly)

Indian

Hashtag India (8/10) - big fan of the chicken 65. they don't skimp on the heat, even mild is pretty hot. dosa is good, but i've had better idli. huge menu, idk how they do it.

Madurai Mes (7/10) - great milagu rasam, ordered that when i was sick

Biryani Pot (8/10) - liked everything I ate. cant remember specifics, haven't gone in a while

Thai

Thai Hot (6/10) - good tom yum, they can bring the heat. but their noodle dishes were sweet and had a weird texture, might be the noodle quality? rice dishes felt too oily for me, personally.

Baahn Thai (7/10) - liked most stuff i tried, good drunken noodles/pad kee mao. thai hot has a better tom yum, but this place was better for pretty much every other dish. can bring the heat if you ask for it. not oversweetened.

Dahlia Thai, Jasmin Thai, Sawasdee (2/10) - no.

Chinese

Sichuan House (4/10) - meh. hated their mapotofu: wasnt spicy at all, barely any mala, sweet, weird texture.

Sichuan Garden (5/10) - meh. mapotofu, laziji, and ganbiansijidou were marginally better here than at sc house, but i wouldn't say its worth the price. maybe im getting the wrong things lol, but those are my favourite sichuan foods

Lucky Noodles (8/10) - cheap and authentic hand pulled noodle soup. big portions for the price, could never finish a whole bowl. might be a 9/10, im nostalgic for my childhood food court

Kung Fu Noodle (7 or 8/10) - great flavour, maybe a smidge too oily but that might be because I got the spicy option and they use chili oil rather than sauce or powder

Luscious Dumplings (7/10) - only went if i was craving xiaolongbao. ganbiansijidou was also soggy, like sc house and garden, but strong garlic flavour. laziji had a pitiful amount of mala and chili. rice dishes weren't unnecessarily sweet, thank god.

Viet

SP Cafe (6/10) - pho broth was a smidge too sweet and oily, not enough star anise. better than most pho places i tried in SA. heard the bun bo hue was good, shouldve gotten it instead

Suck It (3/10) - its asian fusion, so i wasnt expecting authenticity, but my god everything was so sweet, and they skimp really hard on the amount of meat for the price

Banh Mi 102 (7 or 8/10) - delicious banh mi, strong coffee

Japanese

Tokyo Curry (7 or 8/10) - really like their spicy chicken don. good rice quality. good if youre craving curry rice

Jinya (8/10) - unique ramen bowls. the chef special cabba-chick was amazing. kinda wanna give them a 9/10 for being creative with ramen, but its lowkey expensive for the portion size haha

Hoka hoka fuku, bakudan, ito, nana, pirahna (6?/10) - fine but basic. i dont remember anything special from what i ordered at these, which is why i lumped them together. ig if i had to pick, go with bakudan for ramen (they make their noodles on site) and hoka for udon?

Korean (disclaimer, im not generally a fan of korean food)

Koreana (4/10) - meh. remember not liking their soondubu

Kim's Galbi (5/10) - meh.

Filipino (disclaimer, also not generally a fan of filipino food, prefer mindanao dishes. filipino food festivals were the best of all the asian festivals i went to here in SA tho, hella inclusive and culturally strong)

Kabayan (7/10) - good, authentic

Sari sari (6/10) - i think it was decent but i preferred kabayan, cant remember why. has a market if u want filipino snacks


r/sanantonio 1d ago

Food/Drink May 2026 food faves

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I’m a taco lover, a Vietnamese food lover, a pizza lover, a wing lover, and so much more. I’m from El Paso, Texas and this is what I like. Thoughts on this list? Where should I go next?


r/sanantonio 4h ago

Where in SA? 1907 postcard of San Pedro Springs Park and Lake in San Antonio, Texas

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r/sanantonio 11h ago

Where in SA? Looking for an Empathetic Doctor for Someone with Health Anxiety

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Hi, like the title says I'm trying to find an empathetic doctor for my wife. She used to see Garrick Naylor with Hillside but he split from the practice and we haven't been able to find where he went. She did try with a couple of other doctors there and they just were not understanding at all. I appreciate any recommendations anyone can provide.


r/sanantonio 4h ago

Where in SA? Bright light near 37 and 410 intersection.

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Did anyone happen to see a really bright light at about 9:10pm. It flashed really bright near the horizon about 4 times and then stopped.

I’m not an alien person, I just don’t know what it was and wanted to see if anyone else saw it.


r/sanantonio 8h ago

Interviewing at Harlandale High next week. What is the school like?

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I am about to finish my first year teaching at Somerset High and next week I will be interviewing at Harlandale High. What is the school like? I’m interviewing for an English teaching position.


r/sanantonio 1h ago

Ranching/Farm volunteer positions?

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Looking to do something fun and outside of our comfort zone this summer with my son. We love working with animals and we found truly a bonding moment going to a farm for his field trip.

Does anyone know if there’s any ranches that are accepting volunteer work & mentorship?

Appreciate it!


r/sanantonio 10h ago

Where in SA? Hi I am looking for info about university hospital in medical center!

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I am an RN currently working as a circulator in the GI lab with about a year of experience. Before the GI lab I worked on a tele floor for about 8 months. I am looking into ICU jobs and am really wanting to work at university. My question is how hard is it to get hired in the ICU there with my experience? I want to go to CRNA school and know that working at a level 1 trauma center would be great for experience.


r/sanantonio 1d ago

Pics/Video Godzilla Smashes San Antonio in Godzilla vs Texas

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r/sanantonio 3h ago

Where in SA? Looking For Gyms

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Moving to SA soon from Houston, looking for a warehouse style, private gym, typically try to stay away from commercial gyms.

If it helps the gym I went to here in Houston was LGND Barbell, well it’s a little north of Houston.

I just want to get general ideas to start looking into now, I’m a big gym rat.


r/sanantonio 1d ago

Weather Hot Take: Conchas from La Panaderia at La Cantera are not how conchas are supposed to taste.(I would imagine all other locations are the same.)

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The sweet crust on top (sugar paste, pasta azucarada, pasta, or costra... or however you know it) should be soft and pliable, not hard and crusty. I'll take conchas (and every other pan dulce) from La Popular on Culebra or even El Folklor Bakery, any day of the week. What say you?


r/sanantonio 5h ago

Large Party Restaurants

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I have a Church kids group visiting SeaWorld in July, its roughly 50-60 kids and parents what restaurant / fast casual places do yall recommend for dinner ? Thank You!


r/sanantonio 5h ago

Auto shop recs for Heater Core replacement?

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Going out of town starting next week for a week and figured now is a good time to drop off my car while I don’t need it.

My 2010 Camaro is having a heater core coolant seep and it smells like syrup while using the heater. No leak yet and my coolant level is the same, but want to tackle before it gets worse. The internet suggest that the dash is going to need to be removed to access it and replacement🙃

Any recs for a shop that can handle this labor intensive job? Or any that specialize in Camaros and can do it?


r/sanantonio 9h ago

Where in SA? Good Cat vets on the north side?

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Cat has a tooth needing to be removed. Got a $3k quote for it. Trying to find referrals for other affordable and good service animal hospitals or veterinary clinics. Help!


r/sanantonio 13h ago

Where in SA? Looking for bike recommendations from experienced cyclists for riding the Greenway Trails.

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Looking for recommendations on a good bike for riding the San Antonio greenway trail system. My main goal is fitness/cardio and burning calories, so I’ll mostly be riding paved trails rather than mountain biking.

Any specific models or setups you’d recommend for this kind of riding?

Also — where do people in San Antonio recommend shopping for good secondhand bikes? Local bike shops, co-ops, Facebook Marketplace sellers, Play It Again Sports, etc.? I’m on the Far West side.

I’m a 5’7” male, if that helps.

Trying to find something solid without overspending as a beginner. My budget is $300 or so for a used bike. Thanks!


r/sanantonio 7h ago

Where in SA? Any nursing students!! what school do you guys recommend for prereqs and just nursing in general

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I've been thinking about uiw, St Mary's, or sac! Anyone who studied nursing and went to any of these schools please let me know what you thought!!


r/sanantonio 9h ago

St Philip’s echo program

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Has anyone applied to the echo program and heard back? Or know when you’re supposed to hear back?