“My mom once said, ‘If it wasn’t for bad luck, you’d have no luck at all.’ This phrase has echoed in my life, especially since the birth of my miracle child, whom I was told I’d never have. However, tragedy struck when my son died in a dangerous crib, a fact only acknowledged by the government weeks after his passing and amidst the isolation of COVID-19. Adding to the pain, my best friend, my rock in tough times, died in a car accident.
I’ve struggled to process these losses. Two days after my son’s passing, I sought therapy, battling the overwhelming grief that led to near-agoraphobia and frequent breakdowns. I avoided leaving home to not burden my friends and family or become a public spectacle of my grief.
The Fisher-Price crib scandal added to my agony. My attempts for legal justice were thwarted by the statute of limitations, a mere month and a half beyond my reach. This compounded my guilt and distress, as I felt I failed to advocate for my son.
Pre-COVID, I was on bed rest during my pregnancy. My employment ceased with my company’s acquisition and COVID’s onset. I’m an artist specializing in resin and wood tables, and I invested in this passion to cope, establishing an LLC but draining my finances.
My husband, an electrician, took time off for our loss, straining our finances further. When a rehabilitated friend relapsed, he betrayed our trust, leaving us with $4,000 in monthly expenses and over $9,000 stolen. He also racked up 85 unpaid toll violations with our vehicle, now leaving us with a suspended registration, hindering my husband’s work commute.
Recently, an unexpected power bill disrupted our delicate financial balance. The power company’s error in their budget billing program led to an undercharge for months, culminating in a sudden demand of $1,800. My payment arrangement was erroneously canceled, leading to further complications.
Similarly, my storage unit, holding sentimental items and representing over $15,000 in payments over nine years, is at risk of auction for a $1,300 overdue balance.
In this dire situation, I am seeking assistance to prevent the loss of my utilities in winter and the auction of my cherished belongings. I need to pay $1,300 by the 9th to save my storage unit and $1,800 by the 11th to avoid having my power cut off. Any help would be profoundly appreciated, aiding me in settling my debts, sustaining my essentials, and reviving my business disrupted by life’s adversities.
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