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Kathleen A Lytle's avatar

You are an inspirational warrior. When I look around, I don't see people struggling...they all seem to be living 'normal' lives, free of serious worry or concern. I wonder sometimes how we can be more honest about our situations without being morose, despondent, or looking for pity. Just acknowledging our vulnerabilities and our humaness and becoming aware that perhaps this candor will be useful. We need to know we can depend on one another without shame. This is what I find in you. Thank you.

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I'm with you on developing resilience. Things happen in life beyond our control. Even without globalist interference. Just thought about that verse where Paul wrote to Timothy to endure hardness as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. Life seems to be filled with things breaking, wearing out or facing some sort of destruction. Sometimes theft too.

Sorry for your recent troubles and inconveniences. The times of refreshing when their isn't any adversity or grief to deal with is always welcome on this end. Hope your homeowner's insurance company can help you with some of that fix up. I'm praying I never have to use mine, especially for financial reasons. I've lived in my second home for 6 years at the end of this past October. When I purchased the home in 2016. The annual HO insurance was under $500 a year. It kept creeping up and my last premium is at around $820. Mind you, I never filed one insurance claim to date.

I've been spared from storm and wind damage thus far.. So if I ever face the misfortune of ever filing a claim. I can see how my HO insurance could easily reach $1.5K to 2K annually. Even beyond simply due to the passage of time. I certainly feel empathy for people who suffer property damage anyway. And then end of stuck with even less income for other needs. Including money spent on auto and health insurance.

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