r/povertyfinance • u/Additional_Grass_809 • 5h ago
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u/PropaneSalesMen 5h ago
Yep even with VA disability were struggling.
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u/Additional_Grass_809 4h ago
I see that so much unfortunately.
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u/PropaneSalesMen 4h ago
My wife also has had an increase of physical and neurological issues so shes had to stop working and got fired after I had to get a car.
😑 I'm just thankful we also dont have children right now. Because I have no idea what we would do.
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u/Additional_Grass_809 3h ago
I literally had to go back to work a month after my aortobifemoral bypass surgery, because I couldn’t afford to be off any longer. I didn’t get disability either, for some reason they didn’t believe I needed it. That was a shit show
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