Living on their Own
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Living Will
Asked by M.G. from Dallas
on March 12, 2009
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My husand and I have been talking for over three years about creating our living will -- mainly for our son (and now for this one). The cost is one of the biggest thi...
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- We bought the WillMaker program, I think it was around 40.00. It is on your computer, so you can change it whenever you want. You just need two witness signatures.
- Prepaid Legal - it was free when we signed up for their service through work. S.
- Go to your local library. They should have lots of books about writing your own will.
Living Overseas
Asked by J.0. from Washington DC
on September 13, 2010
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Are there any other moms living in Barcelona Spain? I am looking for other english speaking moms to connect with. We moved here in January and I have had a hard time...
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- There is a group on babycenter called International Mommies and you might find someone there. Are you moving there? Military, government or private company? Just as...
- Have you gone on yahoo answers? When I was considering taking a civilian job on a military base in Germany I had many questions. I quickly realized there was a large ...
- Just speaking as someone who only speaks English but has friends and relatives in Europe, I am betting you will meet lots of people there who speak English! Most Europ...
Living Will
Asked by S.B. from Dallas
on February 16, 2011
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Good Day to all the mamas,
I want to write a Living Will but don't know how to go about it. Do you know of any lawyers that would do this and how much do they char...
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- This is probably the easiest thing to do, really. Go to your local hospital and ask them for one to fill out. They may even have someone there at the time so you can...
- Baylor Hospital's website has the forms you can download, print and complete for free. They are legally sufficient and this makes it very easy. Until you do the form...
- Hi slyvia- What a GREAT idea...so many people do not have one. I know that hospitals have 'fill in the blank' ones for their respective state...my SO had major sur...
Living Abroad
Asked by J.G. from Chicago
on December 6, 2012
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Since my husband is Irish, I've contemplated living in England or Ireland or something like that, but hubby came home from work yesterday and asked me how I felt about...
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- My sister lived in Singapore for ten years with your husband and two kids and absolutely loved it. Great lifestyle, lots to do, lots of expats, and, as someone else wr...
- My husband was in Singapore for business for about 2 weeks and LOVED it. The food, the people, etc. I've never been myself, but I like to travel a lot. I would see if ...
- thanks to the internet I lost my response. Time to get things in order, order the passports and go! This is a new position of responsibility for your husband and a...
Living with the Inlaws
Asked by E.E. from Grand Rapids
on August 25, 2008
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ok ladies,well does anyone have advice on to handle living "with the inlaws",because of job cuts and everything my hubby and i and kids are have to live with his mom a...
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- Hi E., I lived with my inlaws for 1 yr and that just ended in July!!! It was a long and grueling year. It was not easy but in the end it turned out fine. I have a f...
- Oh Boy. Ok, I've not lived with my in-laws other than extended vacations with them. However, when I was growing up (from about 12 until college) my grandparents ...
- I lived with my MIL for 3 years while my husband finished school. We had an infant when we moved in and had a 2nd child while we were living there. One of the best...
Living with Parents
Asked by F.G. from San Antonio
on July 10, 2008
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My husband and I are currently SHARING an apartment with my parents. we all moved in together at the SAME TIME. We pay HALF of EVERYTHING. we are ON the LEASE as wel...
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- Okay, why only the living room? Is he always getting into stuff? Are his hands always messy? Do they have their "nice things" in other rooms? Did you move into you...
- It might be time to look for new roommates. In the meantime I would be looking for lots of opportunities to head outdoors or on playdates to give your son a chance to...
- I feel for you!!!!! You will have to accept it for a while.........I'm not saying it's right, but it is their home! I just hope ya'll are saving money to get the HECK ...
Vicarious Living?
Asked by A.C. from Savannah
on August 25, 2011
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Ok. I have tried to be a good, "grown up" mom. I really do try! When it comes to loving, disciplining, and educating, I'm on it! And yeah, of course I try to give my c...
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- I don't think it's too bad, just be sure to freely admit that you love it as much, if not more than they do. It's okay for you to have fun too...just because you had ...
- I think it's great to expose your kids to a variety of things, especially if it's a family interest! What isn't great, is over scheduling them or pushing them to parti...
- Ummm...if Tony Hawk were coming...I'd be doing the same thing!!! I remember watching him attempt the 900 over and over, until he finally got it. I would be beside myse...
Cost of Living????
Asked by K.C. from St. Louis
on July 18, 2011
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Hell Everyone!! Just gave a quick question....My boyfriend and I are finally moving out with our son (YAY!!)!! We believe we finally will be able to afford it : ) We r...
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- Doesn't your apartment cover some of those costs?? Cable, water?? If not, they should have a VERY good idea of what it would cost. If not, the electric company coul...
- Please make sure you are paying for life insurance. It's so important. Everyone has such different bills. I'm sure it will work out. :)
- If you don't have a budget set and don't know how much "life" costs, I would suggest waiting another couple of months to make sure you can really afford this! I wou...
Living with Dementia...
Asked by L.P. from Pittsburgh
on July 20, 2011
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Ok, ladies, this is a new area for me, so I need to draw from all your experiences.
My grandfather (79) was hospitalized about 10 days ago for a mental health evalu...
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- My mom. She was diagnosed five years ago with Frontal Temperal Dementia and Alzheimers. My dad took care of her, then had home nurses come to the house and finally l...
- I'm sorry that this is happening to your family. I would urge your family to explore options like putting them both in an assisted living facility. I don't mean a ...
- I've watched two grandmas go through dementia. It's horrible and can go bad very quickly, from the forgetfulness to not being able to function. In February, my grandma...
What Do You Do for a Living?
Asked by J.K. from Cleveland
on June 30, 2011
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Just a fun question: What do you do for a living? Even for those women out there that are SAHM-what, if anything, did you do for a living before children were in the ...
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- Child care, in nearly every facet (daycare, in-home preschool teacher, nanny) and up to my eyeballs in it. I've recently closed my in-home preschool for good. Am h...
- Right now I am an Administrative Assistant.....low stress! Previously, I have been the assistant Office Manager and the Office Manager, a waitress, which I sometimes ...
- I'm a business data analyst for a global consulting and benefits outsourcing firm and an SAT/ACT prep classroom instructor and private tutor. I'm very lucky and enjoy ...
