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Wishing you a speedy recovery! (NM)

Posted By: Ouch!!! on 2006-12-15
In Reply to: Not the pedal foot!!! arg - Montana MT

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was told I had to take 2 weeks off from work but honest to pete, I did not think the physician had performed the surgery. I had not 1 minute of pain, nothing. I had the vaginal route and could have returned to work without any problems the next day. Knowing my work ethics, my supv said no work for the 2 weeks.
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I am sorry to hear about your house. I hope that you can somehow make a financial recovery.
Actually, it was usually co-workers or friends that I would hear boast about their refunds, and none of them were on public assistance (that I knew of anyway).

As an aside, I am a single parent who gets to claim the EIC. I am the sole support for my daughter so every penny counts. I guess I do not consider stressful to keep money in savings. For me, it alleviates stress to have that safety net there for emergency expenditures or unforeseen events. I also take advantage of all the pre-tax contributions I can claim in the form of IRAs, an HSA, and my little one's 529 account. I guess it is just a different way of looking at things.
I think we're all wishing we could be there! lol
Good for you and good luck! Please do update us.
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Wishing I had used chargers!
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I've been wishing
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Wishing everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. sm
I hope you all have something to be thankful for!!!