Re: Water exercise/financial solutions

[Guest guest]

To quote Suze Orzeman : it's time to stand in your financial truth.

I was a wealthy land baroness. Now, I live in a renovated 1924 county

school house. In my state, disability income cannot. Be garnished. I was

careful not to use protected income (disability n 401k) to pay unsecured

debt. I moved to a house that I could pay cash as to always be secure to

know I have a roof over my head.

Pool--my community pool's. $3/visit. I wanted my own so I wouldn't feel like

I was in someone else's funk.

I have eliminated impulse shopping. All paper products come from Dollar

General--the cheapest. I use Amazon.com to buy cereal--no tax, free shipping

and $1 less per box. I've learned how to make rice milk with vanilla.

Coupons. Less expensive pharmacy for me is Fred's. My requirement is a drive

thru.

Just keep asking yourself...what is my financial reality.

Ellen

> wrote:

>Actually, I do like aquatic therapy. However, my HMO does not have such a

facility and they will only refer me to a public pool where I have to pay for

it.

I do a series of gentle stretching each day that usually helps. I know I would

be a huge mess if I didn't do it.

My biggest stress now is the thought of giving up my job. I'm just not sure I

can make it financially without it.