mjby2

Having too much & not knowing what to do with it is a rich folks problem.

tman17m

its amazing how much a little money can really go a long way as long as your not a complete idiot...

id be a lot more negative but her husband did die in 9/11...so ill reserve my comments

Demeter

Let's be thankful that this is one bad circumstance out of hundreds of people who received donations for the 9/11 tragedy.

When my husband passed away he had no life insurance or a will. He was 27, and it was things we were gonna look after when money wasn't so tight. Friends, family & co-workers donated money & I received probably about $1200 from people. I was thankful, though embarrased somewhat. I sent thank you cards to everyone.
I used it to make payments on the home & car until the mortgage & loan insurance came through (thank goodness for that!).
I still feel bad about spending that money. I make it a point to make a donation whenever I can, although small, I know its helping someone somewhere, like how people helped me when I was down.

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Stompy

Cliche.

Money can buy happiness.

If I didn't have to work anymore, or have worries about finances... trust me, I'd be happy.

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filtherton

Assuming, of course, that you are an emotionally intelligent individual who has either never been traumatized in any way or has dealt with said trauma completely.

Lunawalk

she was simply an woman in pain. Thinking that new things would heal her. I wish somebody could have stopped and get her help.