Wish I could find a vehicle

I wish I had a vehicle to get me to & from work. It'd also help get my daughter in day care/school. Being a single mom only being able to currently work part time is tough. Plus I have bills to pay & receive no help from her father. If I could get about $2,500 that's enough to get something decent off craigslist around here. I'd be happy to provide proof of anything I can to anyone who is willing to help. I'd even take a loan so long I can make smaller payments back.
 
:( Just been depressed & down with a lot going on. A vehicle would not only help with the basic needs, but it'll also make me feel more independent and keep me busy.I hope there's an angel out there to help.

greetings warmly on july 12 , 2010

hello everyone. just checking it..
I h ad message to you all. o f updates and etc..
But it went away..
 
I need help . my insurance notified me.. AFter many years of being covered they not going renew me. I am so glad they were nice enough to notify me so I have by august 22, 2010  .. try to find someone that would cover me..
I am still driving the car, its transportion.
I just claim it in the power in the name of Jesus.. and relie on his blessings to be bestowed.
 
I hope maybe after the 19 i see med dr. diability sending me to and next month on the 9th they sending me to psy. dr.. .. I hope this make it possible for me to get SSI. Due to all difficulty.. I had applied and was SSDI but due to hours. I was denied,, cause i did't have enough insurable hours..I  want each of y ou to remember me in your prayers. That the strong holds be removed, and i can see some light .. that this ssi is going to granted..
Having a baby at 43 is rough. but its worst when you h ave complications that linger on from 3rd trimester when the symptoms first appeared. After the baby was born. They thought it was fluids pushing up.. I continued to  have facial pain on left side and ear pain....extreme. and i kept feeling like i was pregnant or the dr tied my tubes. I was diagnose in dec 22, 2005 with pineal gland brain cyst. Its not operative.. I had surgury at 6 months cuase of pelvic complications..
 
Thanks for listening..
 
 

Some Ups, Some Downs

As of about three weeks ago, my inlaws had purchased a 2001 Ford Taurus for $2,800 for my family to replace the 2005 Toyota Corrolla that was repossessed at the end of June. We have to pay them back ASAP for it but thank God they were able to help us. And we still owed approximately $14,000 on the Toyota.
Recently, we had received a letter from the bank stating that they had sold the Toyota for just over $7,000 and are reqesting I pay the remaining $8,000 to make up the balance of the total loan.
We are unable to pay that amount at the moment so to keep from losing another vehicle, the Ford will remain in my inlaws' name and the guy who co-signed for us on the Toyota put all of his vehicles in his brothers' name.
The co-signer has been such a great guy over this situation. He is not upset at the least about it because he understands that the economy has damaged our lives as well as many others including himself. He as well is unable to make any payments on the Toyota.
 
 

A wing and a prayer

A wing and a prayerIt is so hard to do the things you want when you don't have a car. Sometimes I feel so helpless not having a car. Maybe because I'm so used to having one. I have worked since I was 15 years old and I've had a car since I was 18. My little girls school called me just the other day and told me that she had gotten hurt on the playground and that she probably needed stitches. My daughter had told the nurse not to call because I didn't have a way to come and get her. I jumped up and got dressed then I searched through my phone to see if there was anyone who could take me to get her. No one! I have absolutely no one! No family here with me, besides my sister, but she can't drive. She's 27 years old and still can't drive so what help is she? I didn't have money for a taxi. I could've walked a mile to get on the bus, but I would have to catch the bus to the train station, then get on the train, then go all the way into downtown Atlanta to catch the other bus that I needed and then ride all the way back to East Point on it. By then my little girl may have passed out. I cried so hard as I figured out what to do. My van was sitting outside. No tag, no emission sticker, no insurance, no life whatsoever, but what choice did I have. I drove the van. With the burning smell and the cutting off, I was so scared I would blow up in this thing. When I took it for emission testing they told me it was "too dangerous to drive". But my baby needed me. I prayed that I wouldn't get stopped or that the car would make it. I made it and sure enough my daughter needed stitches. So I took her to the emergency room they stitched her up and we came back home. We made it. On a wing and a prayer, but we made it. I really need some transportation. Next time I might not be so lucky.