Joined the Navy at 17 years old and was just recently discharged for an issue at work - General under honorable circumstances. Not the best but far from worst. I pride myself on always doing the right thing and was proud of my service. Unfortunately a single slip up in my integrity has left me in a bad situation. I've never not worked, and always had enough money to at least "make it". I worry about my wife (whom requires medical attention/med's) and my two best buddies, my puppies. I'm thankful we don't have any children at this point but I still don't know what awaits me. I've been selling anything of value (big tv/gaming systems, etc) on craigslist to fund our cross country trip from Washington State back to Florida. I am very resilient and know I will find work, I'm just scared. Will I ever make enough to pay off my debt, keep my car, etc. Wish I had saved more and lived within my means. I can see why people turn to drugs and alcohol - the stress is almost unbearable. I know my situation is minor compared to others, I just wish I had more guidance and knew how the next few months are going to play out. On a brighter note, my mother is allowing us to stay in my old 10X10 bedroom until I can afford to move out. Probably the best Christmas present I'll ever receive - Love. Good Luck to | |
How do you find those people who want to learn or consult for a cheaper price than usual? Of course, whatever that you have ever learned in the Navy is not in my knowledge as this is just some wild imagiantion.
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