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She definitely needs financial stability Some People Age Like A Fine Wine I Aged Like Milk I Got Sour And Chunky T-Shirt . She also needs therapy to help her manage and better cope with her anxiety. She’s starting to self-medicate.Educated and one can still not afford a place to be safe. My heart goes out to her, cause I know it well!I’ve read and watched a lot of posts on this page that have tugged at my heart but this one really, really guts me for some reason. I’m nearly in tears because it makes me think of what my Mom would say. There but for the grace . I can tell she’s strong but everyone has a breaking point. Sending prayers, love and light her wayAnd a bit of therapy because she can still get a raise and still worry that she will lose her job and go back to struggling. She also picked up a habit to medicate the worry or anxiety, that needs to be addressed also.She doesn’t need therapy she needs a raise of . Ridiculous to educate yourself and work full time and still be that precarious. What is happening to this country.This is the way our country is moving… The rich get richer and the working class struggle more and more. Having a marketable skill set and a desire to work doesn’t guarantee you anything. We are at the mercies of hospitals, doctors, landlords, insurers, banks, lawyers, creditors, bosses and businesses. Every one of those powers is trying harder and harder to take more from us and our government is paid to look the other way.
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