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Re: o/t things are getting bad real bad


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Posted by NE IA on January 14, 2009 at 20:21:01 from (206.72.18.153):

In Reply to: Re: o/t things are getting bad real bad posted by JCSinGA on January 14, 2009 at 17:51:23:

Keep a good mind about yourself if you can, that is half the battle. This is widespread in our area, and heat for houses is pretty rough for the less fortunate.

After a very expensive child custody battle, I was down and out to say the least. I got a truck load of debt, that I had no idea existed till court.

rice, oatmeal, potatoes,and frozen corn kept our bellies full.

It has been eighteen years trying to get out from under that rock, and not so sure I ever will. Once you get the bankers hearing the word divorce, they get nervous, and the mental strain of constant calling can get ya down.

But those years have passed very fast, and all will be ok in the end, because you can't take it with you.

You will be just fine, and you will enjoy the humor on here of all those that think you walk in to the government office, and cary a bucket of money out. I was born and raised to proud to try for help, but that was a big mistake.

Being in business for yourself makes it tough, because they think you can be busy, but they have no idea of what it takes in insurance, upkeep, and the time you spend with non billable hrs.

This does indeed give you more time to enjoy the family during hard times. All will get better, just takes a little longer than it should.


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