Husband Got Laid Off....HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I know exactly how you feel...my husband was laid off last week. I wish I could offer up so advice, but right now we are just taking things one day at a time.
Try to keep in mind that God is your provider, not your husband's company!! I know its hard, but that has really helped me.
I'll keep you and your family in my thoughts and prayers!
Michaela

A.,
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Good luck to you. I will keep you in prayer.
V.

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Hi A.-
So sorry to hear that! I would call the mortgage company and the creditors and let them know what is going on. They ususally are willing to work with you if you at least pay something. For the medical expenses, I would just start paying what you can even if it is only $5.00 a month. They can take what they get until you get back on your feet.

I dont know what your husband does,and if he would be willing to do this, but my friend just got a night job at Wal-mart. It pays $10.00 an hour. Not too bad for Wal-mart. You mentioned you are back to work. Who is babysitting the kids now?? Maybe he can stay home with them during the day and save on daycare and then work nights for awhile. It may not be the $$ he was making before. However, it is better than no money at all. He could do that just until he finds the right job. When I did not have insurance,my Dr gave me a discount and free samples. So maybe yours will be helpful in that way too.
Good luck and take care!

Unfortunately I am hearing this type of thing a lot lately. First of all, keep the faith. Don't let him get discouraged, and keep looking around for something. There are still good jobs out there! He may have to take a step down, but in this economy a job is a job. At the very least he may want to take any old thing just to have insurance - even something like retail sales or something. A little money and decent insurance will help you get through till he finds what he is looking for. What industry was he in? I know my husband's company is currently hiring mid-high level financial and accounting people with good experience. You should also call your car insurance company and tell them he is no longer working. That will cut your insurance a little because they charge more for vehicles used in a daily commute - it won't be much, but every bit helps. Good luck.