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Old 05-21-2008, 10:26 AM
 
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There is "something wrong" with so many posters being OK with the fact that the OP is having the taxpayers (essentially all of us) help her pay her bills so she can be comfortable. There is nothing wrong with a person having to struggle and go without some things to get by... it gives you the will to keep reaching.

My sister went through a bad divorce recently when she discovered her husband was abusing drugs and having affairs. She is now suddenly a single mom of 2 kids (her ex quit his job and isn't helping with the kids) who is trying to go to school during the day and waitress at night. She probably makes 15k at the most right now. SHE needs the assistance. Someone who has a household income of 30k something doesn't need it. If she would pull in the strings on her budget some (who's willing to bet her kids have a Wii) she could do it on her own.

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