How Are You  Doing In This Economy?

As always the struggle to survive in this troubled economic time here in the United States leaves one wondering if we will survive the ever increasing debt load, and lack of employment. Right now in Nevada the unemployment rate is approximately 13% so how will we do it? 

Are you like so many people here in America that are either unemployed, uninsured, or under insured? It's really getting awful here in Nevada. In fact I am in the process of moving as the wonderful lady I live with has lost her house in a foreclosure. She doesen't have a job, she does not have medical or dental benefits. Sound familiar? But then neither do I. Not that I am whinning, I am doing everything I can to survive.

Fortunately I found Health Benefits so at least if something happens I can at least seek some medical attention.
Dental $19.95 per month
Health $39.95 per month
Covers the entire household regardless of age or pre-existing conditions.
No Waiting & No Denials.
Let me know should you need more information.

I watched a webinar last night and one of the topics covered discussed how difficult it was during the last great depression here in America, and here we are again. My grandparents lost almost everything they owned trying to survive the first great depression. I remember her showing me what used to be the farm they lived on, showing me the room my mom was born in. Then she told how hard they were struggling during hte depresssion, then on top of everything, the locusts came through, and they spent the little money they had buying oranges for to try to put poison in to try to kill the locusts and save the crops.

They lost the farm in Kansas, they lost the property in Grand Junction first trying to hold onto the farm in Kansas. That's when my family became city folk.

My Grandmother always used to tell  me, just be thankful for your health, and that you have a job. I don't have a job, and we are in another great depression. Hope we all survive. Hope the senate passes the one month unemployment extension. 212,000 people are ran out of unemployment benefits this week.