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January 22, 2021May 19, 2021 Disabled Girl on Fire

2020 Wrap Up & 2021 Plans

December 16, 2020May 20, 2021 Disabled Girl on Fire

Receiving unemployment cost me healthcare coverage.

August 31, 2020May 20, 2021 Disabled Girl on Fire

Corona gave me financial stability.

March 11, 2020July 2, 2021 Disabled Girl on Fire

Financial Recovery 2020

January 4, 2020July 2, 2021 Disabled Girl on Fire

Unconsidered Possibilities

November 26, 2019July 8, 2021 Disabled Girl on Fire

Heart Surgery Update for Thanksgiving!

November 5, 2019November 25, 2020 Disabled Girl on Fire

Grace: Pet Insurance and a Sick dog – A final tally.

October 11, 2019November 25, 2020 Disabled Girl on Fire

Practical Step 3: Bridge the Gap

September 7, 2019November 25, 2020 Disabled Girl on Fire

Practical Step Two: Shortfall

August 18, 2019November 25, 2020 Disabled Girl on Fire

Practical Step One: Inventory

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Bringing in the crisp Boston fall pumpkin flavor. What's up, pumpkin butts? 🎃
Catch me on twitch.tv/disabledgirlonfire this morning while I record audio for my website. I am here to help. If you have questions about disability, chronic illness, medicaid/medicare, frugal living. Credit card hacking or mileage churning. I am here for questions!
I really, really hate food waste. Sometimes things get forgotten in the back, or I get overwhelmed, but I make a sincere effort to use everything. I had 3 carrots aging and 5 jalapeños going soft. Perfect for a quick fridge pickle.
Let's try something different today. I have loads of produce to prep and company makes it easier.
I did it! After August's mortgage payment my balance was $40,001.46. Well, that could NOT stand, so I sent in $1.47. 🤣 $39,999.99 is just too damn pretty.
This is your reminder to oil your cutting board. One of the most budget friendly and frugal things you can do is care for what you already have. Give it a scrub. Let it dry well and oil it down. Have it for life.

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