bless you my friends

I can't express what a HUGE difference it makes to hear your stories.  You are truly an amazing group of women.  Thank you.  Thank you.
I don't know how you got through it and I'm sure every path is different but it is comforting to know that you have been here and you made it through.  I do agree that this is a challenge to rise spiritually and become something better than I was before.  The how of it I have not figured out yet but I have to trust that it is there, and I will see it.
I've been job hunting online.  I've committed to 2 hours per day wading through thousands of opportunities, to find the one that is a fit given my citizenry, my health, my qualifications.  Also dedicating time to wading through the millions of work-from-home or make-money-online opportunities.
I feel deep in my spirit that I am at a major turning point.  I can't say I'm very sure the outcome will be positive but I'm committing to doing what I can.  I never was one to lie down and allow life to trample me.
Bless you my friends.  Your words of encouragement and support mean so much.

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triunfadora
triunfadora

Amen! You are committed to doing what you can. That\'s all anyone can ask of you. Never lose heart. Out of the heart flow the issues of life, as the Bible says. Keep your heart strong. Much love. Heather.
DarlaC
DarlaC

Believe it or not, there are quite a few things you can do online!! Tis the technical age, and so much is available. I did medical transcprition for years at a hospital here. I was able to apply to do it from home when I got sick.

I didn\'t take the job because it was too hard for me to concentrate with the CFS. That really disturbed me, but the opportunities were there. It didn\'t take too much research.

I am sure you will find the was to cross this major path in your journey of life. It\'s the way I felt this time last year when my husband died. I\'m all alone without my backbone here.....can\'t work, sick.....might lose my house....and on and on. I finally just gave it to God and stopped worrying. He is providing for my needs, and I have not found it mandatory to consider working again. I\'m 66 now. 57 when I got sick, and I loved my work enough to tell you that I would still be going to work every day, if I had my health.

I\'m sure we were all happy to share our stories with you Max. Know that you are loved and respected....and beautiful! xo