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Shock – It’s The Real Deal – Ronald Reagan
As true today as it was back then!
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2 Comments
September 18th, 2009 at 8:41 PM
Hi everybody,
First, thank you Glenn Beck for helping Americans from all across this great country come together and join the fight against the increasing corruption by our elected leaders. God Bless all of you.
I must confess, though, I have found myself in a problem and I don't know what to do. I went to Washington DC this past weekend and it was absolutly incredible. I've never been more proud to be an American. Unfortunatly, I missed a day of work so I could attend and today I was let go. I tried to explain to my boss that our country is more important than one day of work and that I was helping protect our great country. It didn't matter, though.
I'm so sad, I don't know what to do. My husband died a few years ago and my daughter is 16 and has ulcerative colitis, which is a terrible, terrible disease that effects the large intestine. You can read more about it at WebMD on the internet. I will probably get avicted from my apartment because I cant pay my rent and no longer have insurance. I'm not so concerned about myself but I'm just devestated that I've let my daughter down. I pray to the Good Lord that a miracle will happen and I can provide for her but things are so tough now.
I can't stop crying but can't let her see me weak or she will become stressed and might have a flare-up and be in so much pain. I have been in my room crying all night. I am so sorry to put all this out here – I've never posted on the internet before.
What can I do? I'm so scared and I don't want to disappoint any of the fine people I met last Saturday as well. Please don't be ashamed of me. I just don't know what to do.
God bless all of you again and again.
Diane
September 19th, 2009 at 1:43 AM
Diane throw pride to the wind, seek out your clergy, ask for assistance and direction. Check into your social services & food bank and reach out to your family & friends. The best support one can have is a focused direction. Be a beacon, not an anchor and show your daughter how to survive tough times and keep her head high.
Bobbi