JimEagle

I rarely post here but this one hits close to home so I'll put in my two cents. I lost my wife to cancer @ 36 with a 4 year old child. I was settled down and worried mostly about things like my family, job, my lawn, etc. I took about a year to deal with the loss, work on myself, and give attenti...

I don’t post much but figured I’d chime in. I lost my wife of 5 years a year and half ago at 36 to cancer. We had a 4 year old at the time and I thought my life was over. I was left with her loss, mountains of medical bills, and a little girl without her mom. Some of the hardest days were mo...

[quote]Those are rare. You should be paying him.[/quote] Didn't do anything to that huge steel bumper they have. Guy didn't want any of my info. ...

So coming home from family vacation (Gulf Shores) I stopped at a gas station to get my kid something to drink. I walk outside to find some baw in a mid 90s F250 backed out his his space too sharply and caught the bottom part of my vehicle. He was driving away until the wife created a scene which got...

I have the new 14 inch and it's absolutely amazing. This is coming from a $2,500 Windows gaming laptop and a MBP before that. ...

[quote]6) sounds like you’re giving advice on insurance but didn’t happen to mention life. Should seem obvious that you have some sort of life insurance policy in place, and you seem way too smart and conservative not to. But a term-life on you, if you don’t have it, + a will would be pretty critica...

[quote]And again, I wouldn’t rush into a big decision about moving, selling your primary residence, changing jobs, etc. until you get some grief counseling and get some time with your unexpected life change.[/quote] Yep. I'm already doing this and have been told that by multiple people. Just roun...

I saw the other thread so I'm fairly certain I know what I'm going to get here but wanted to run my unique situation by the MT hive mind. My wife passed away recently and left me with $400k in life insurance and a paid for home that we do not live in. It was a family members and we were planning...

I now totally understand why we once institutionalized people like this. Inmates running the asylum has also become an actual thing for our country. ...

I also work for a large home health agency but don't interact with patients or other people in general. Will not comply will not quit. ...