Hi Briley here and I want to share with something that happen to me . While working my nine to five I started to having this back pain but, I continue to working. Later I found out the I need to have a operation on my back. OK, so I check into the hospital had my operation and everything went well. Then I found out that I had cancer in my Bone Marrow. Which means that I would need a Stem Cell Transplant. According to my Doctor if, I would have never has the back operation they would have never seen the cancer in my bone marrow until it started to spread. So now I need treatment for the cancer in my bone marrow. This also cause me to be off work for seven mouths. Now my Insurances only offer short term disability in my case that only lasted for 26 weeks. Here's the kicker you only get a third of what you make every two weeks. The two weeks are also included in the 26 weeks, which means their pay you for about six months. After that you are out of luck!!!. This is my insurance. What I am suggesting to you is that you check out your insurance and see what your benefits are if you can't work how muck their pay you and for how long.
Now mind you my back operation cost some were around $100,000 and if I have the Stem Cell Transplant it's going to cost around $500,000. Now do you thing that the Insurance company want to pay for these two transaction. No I think not that the very reason that I have to return to work. So the insurance can pay for my first operation. I will deal with the Stem Cell Transplant later on down the roads.
All I am saying is check out your insurance and see what they offer you when you can't work for an long period of time and make sure that you are covered!
Warm Regards,
Briley Knox
http://www.bbktmks.com
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Thursday, July 06, 2006
Living from Pay Check To Pay Check
When I first started in this business my goal was to be Debit free. I didn't realize that I would need this business to help maintain my lifestyle after , I had to have a Back operations. I been off work for at least seven months.
My disability Check doesn't cover my Bill at all. I also have a hard time getting the check on time to pay my bill due mistakes made with the data possessing etc. You know that old saying that you are maybe two checks from being homeless is as true as the saying.
Yes my Internet business is a helping me to maintain my life style. I am not yet an Internet million, but working hard to get there. Can you afford to get sick? I mean have you thought about what you will do if you have to take off from work for a long period of time where will your income come from. How will you maintain your life style without your work check. Something to think about! Sure you might have saving now but what happen if you have to use it before you want too...
Starting a homebased business with a low start up cost something that you could do part time. While you you continue to work your 9 to 5 could also help you add more to you saving, pay off credit cards, buy new car, and more.
This is not something that is going to make you rich when you first start out but you could make as much as $500 to $1000 a month if you put in the work. Could you use an extra $500-$1000 a month. There are lots of ways to make money on the Internet and I find one to check out is affiliate programs to start with. Here's one that I work for at this link: http://www.moreinfo247.com/7943020/WSL. You can make a nice income selling products and service for their company. It free to start.
Warm Regards, Briley Knox
P.S. Have a Good Fourth of July Holiday!!!!
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My disability Check doesn't cover my Bill at all. I also have a hard time getting the check on time to pay my bill due mistakes made with the data possessing etc. You know that old saying that you are maybe two checks from being homeless is as true as the saying.
Yes my Internet business is a helping me to maintain my life style. I am not yet an Internet million, but working hard to get there. Can you afford to get sick? I mean have you thought about what you will do if you have to take off from work for a long period of time where will your income come from. How will you maintain your life style without your work check. Something to think about! Sure you might have saving now but what happen if you have to use it before you want too...
Starting a homebased business with a low start up cost something that you could do part time. While you you continue to work your 9 to 5 could also help you add more to you saving, pay off credit cards, buy new car, and more.
This is not something that is going to make you rich when you first start out but you could make as much as $500 to $1000 a month if you put in the work. Could you use an extra $500-$1000 a month. There are lots of ways to make money on the Internet and I find one to check out is affiliate programs to start with. Here's one that I work for at this link: http://www.moreinfo247.com/7943020/WSL. You can make a nice income selling products and service for their company. It free to start.
Warm Regards, Briley Knox
P.S. Have a Good Fourth of July Holiday!!!!
http://www.bbktmks.com/pips.html
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*COMPLETE* Money Making Site Setup FREE!
http://www.bbktmks.com/pips.html
-------------------------------------------------------
Quote of the Day:
"Making a million dollars is the simplest thing in the
world. Just find a product that sells for $2000 and that
you can buy at a cost of $1000, and sell a thousand of
them." -- Jerry Gillies
Posted by Briley Knox
http://user8349.iprobuilder.com
http://www.bbktmks.com
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