With all of the medical issues and tests and then the surgery, my already behind bills snowballed into a much larger issue. It’s difficult to make ends meet when you can’t find your usual job and have to take a 65% cut in pay. Bills pile up. Money does not.
I wish I could say that this business did well, and that I didn’t have to worry about money, but that would be a complete lie. I don’t have nearly enough business, and my full time job barely cuts it.
Because of this, I have to sell the one thing that I was happiest to have: my 7 needle embroidery machine. This will greatly limit the items I can sell. I’m sad about that. I don’t want to have to sell it, but I have to pay $1400 by July 9th or I have no place to live. Just when I felt like a change in the tide was coming. Just when I was starting to celebrate being finished with all of the medical issues and cancer scares. It’s just one more worry to replace the last one.
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