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Community

Even in the FACE of such NEGATIVE POLICIES, we’re able to RECOGNIZE that US as a COMMUNITY CAN’T be affected. We’re NEVER going to GO AWAY. -Alex Consani Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and … Continue reading →

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Guilt

Prioritize & set boundaries—even when guilt arises. You might feel guilty for saying no or pulling back, especially if you’re used to being the one who “handles everything.” Guilt is often a sign that you care deeply, but it doesn’t mean … Continue reading →

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Insurance

Take pictures. Lots and lots of pictures. Let’s just say that insurers aren’t always eager to settle claims. Stalling is sometimes part of their business plan. That makes it important to have the strongest possible case to get them to … Continue reading →

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Money Wise

“One thing that you can do is make it easier on your heirs and close family to find your financial information if you become disabled mentally or upon your death. This could be the log-in credentials to access your computer … Continue reading →

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Red Flags:Moralistic statements

Moralistic statements thatMoralistic statements diagnose or label Examples: “You spoil him way too much, because your mother spoiled you.” “You’re so selfish.” “That’s a narcissistic thing to say.”

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