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My house is in foreclosure. Electric, water and gas is on final notice. I lost my job and my husband fell 25 feet at work. He was an Iron Worker. Disabled now. We are screwed. Totally and absolutely screwed. He keeps being denied for disability. I can't find a job. What now? What now?
Answer
The first thing you need to do is hit your knees and turn your will and your life over to God, as you understand Him. It worked for me eighteen and a half years ago.
You see, I was down and out, deep into alcoholism and addiction and I couldn't see a way out. It was dark. I had a job, but lost it and I had four kids, a wife and I was dead broke after getting out of a 30 day in-patient treatment center.
I hit my knees, which I had done before, but this time was different. I let go of the reservation that somehow I was going to be able to control the situation myself. I guess I had considered myself unique, really, more like "terminally unique", as I was killing myself and the guilt, shame and disappointment of my actions weren't helping matters either.
What was I to do? It was horrible, but I remembered what I was told, "You're Worth It", "Never Give Up", "This Too Shall Pass" and "Happiness is a Product of Forgiveness" and this starts with yourself.
So I hit my knees and I prayed like I never prayed before, asking for help, for courage, for direction and for forgiveness and I swear to you, the most amazing thing happened. The next day, I went back to the job I thought I had lost, they gave me my job back and they handed me a $1000 check that came in, some bonus check that just showed up out of nowhere.
Talk about divine intervention - I was floored, I mean just amazed, incredibly grateful and was a true believer from that point forward.
The fact is, my life has improved (and mind you, I've had many ups and downs since then), but I've stayed clean and sober since that day I hit my knees.
When I look back on the very worst times where I had nothing in the cupboards and my kids, wife and I were painting addresses on curbs to make ends meet, it seems like just a ripple in the pond and the worst times truly did pass.
I learned you can't be in faith and fear at the same time, and worry, unfortunately is the only thing that if you guess right, it is only worse.
If you have family or friends, I would reach out to them. Also, in your area, there is likely some programs that could help you (some utility companies even have subsidy programs for situations like yours).
Maybe you could sell some of your belongings on Craigslist to muster up some money? Maybe the extra car you might not need or ??
By the way, my new bride is disabled and was denied multiple times for disability before we met, but she finally got it, so don't give up. It sounds like you have a situation that warrants it.
The biggest thing you can do for yourself, besides hitting your knees is to change your mindset into one that attracts what you want - it's called the law of attraction and since you have an Internet connection still, I'd recommend you watch a movie (you can find it on You Tube - just search The Secret Movie). Watch it tonight - it's called "The Secret" and it will inspire you and help you, I promise.
Trust me on this and don't ever, ever give up - Don't mistake "temporary for permanent" and never ever forget, "You're Worth It!"
I hope this has been helpful in some way. May God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Warm regards, Joe Martin - Broker / Owner / Team leader of Top 100 RE/MAX Team in the World (2009/2011) - RE/MAX Diamond Mesa, AZ
The first thing you need to do is hit your knees and turn your will and your life over to God, as you understand Him. It worked for me eighteen and a half years ago.
You see, I was down and out, deep into alcoholism and addiction and I couldn't see a way out. It was dark. I had a job, but lost it and I had four kids, a wife and I was dead broke after getting out of a 30 day in-patient treatment center.
I hit my knees, which I had done before, but this time was different. I let go of the reservation that somehow I was going to be able to control the situation myself. I guess I had considered myself unique, really, more like "terminally unique", as I was killing myself and the guilt, shame and disappointment of my actions weren't helping matters either.
What was I to do? It was horrible, but I remembered what I was told, "You're Worth It", "Never Give Up", "This Too Shall Pass" and "Happiness is a Product of Forgiveness" and this starts with yourself.
So I hit my knees and I prayed like I never prayed before, asking for help, for courage, for direction and for forgiveness and I swear to you, the most amazing thing happened. The next day, I went back to the job I thought I had lost, they gave me my job back and they handed me a $1000 check that came in, some bonus check that just showed up out of nowhere.
Talk about divine intervention - I was floored, I mean just amazed, incredibly grateful and was a true believer from that point forward.
The fact is, my life has improved (and mind you, I've had many ups and downs since then), but I've stayed clean and sober since that day I hit my knees.
When I look back on the very worst times where I had nothing in the cupboards and my kids, wife and I were painting addresses on curbs to make ends meet, it seems like just a ripple in the pond and the worst times truly did pass.
I learned you can't be in faith and fear at the same time, and worry, unfortunately is the only thing that if you guess right, it is only worse.
If you have family or friends, I would reach out to them. Also, in your area, there is likely some programs that could help you (some utility companies even have subsidy programs for situations like yours).
Maybe you could sell some of your belongings on Craigslist to muster up some money? Maybe the extra car you might not need or ??
By the way, my new bride is disabled and was denied multiple times for disability before we met, but she finally got it, so don't give up. It sounds like you have a situation that warrants it.
The biggest thing you can do for yourself, besides hitting your knees is to change your mindset into one that attracts what you want - it's called the law of attraction and since you have an Internet connection still, I'd recommend you watch a movie (you can find it on You Tube - just search The Secret Movie). Watch it tonight - it's called "The Secret" and it will inspire you and help you, I promise.
Trust me on this and don't ever, ever give up - Don't mistake "temporary for permanent" and never ever forget, "You're Worth It!"
I hope this has been helpful in some way. May God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Warm regards, Joe Martin - Broker / Owner / Team leader of Top 100 RE/MAX Team in the World (2009/2011) - RE/MAX Diamond Mesa, AZ
Is Obama crazy or is he BSing the people again with this electric car BS?
Q. Government Motors has come up with yet another boondoggle as big as the Obama stimulus. The Volt is the most ridiculous folly I have ever heard of. How many people in today or tomorrows economy can afford a 45,000$ car with a battery in it that cost 10,000$. It wont be like well my battery is no good got to go to Wal Mart and spend 40.00. They have got to be kidding me probably Bill Gates will have one or Steve Jobs but I dont see any ordinary people with good sense buying this boondoggle. You can buy a lot of gas for the 10000$ cost of a battery. This sounds like another Chevrolet Vega to me.
Answer
The Volt is not an Electric Car. It is a sometimes series hybrid that cannot even charge its batteries with the engine. http://www.insideline.com/chevrolet/volt/2011/no-revolting-the-volt-chevy-battery-does-not-recharge-while-driving.html
It is based on the same technology that GM used in its Electro-motive division from 1930 to 2005 to build diesel/electric locomotive engines.
The Volt is not an Electric Car. It is a sometimes series hybrid that cannot even charge its batteries with the engine. http://www.insideline.com/chevrolet/volt/2011/no-revolting-the-volt-chevy-battery-does-not-recharge-while-driving.html
It is based on the same technology that GM used in its Electro-motive division from 1930 to 2005 to build diesel/electric locomotive engines.
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