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last night I cried!
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I remember I was quite numb after I became bankrupt! It was the day after that was the emotional rollercoaster. I was in work, and every ten mins or so I started to well-up at my desk. All the stress and worry, finally coming to the surface!0
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I remember being quite annoyed....I'd paid for 4 hours parking, expecting to be in the court all day...was in and out in under an hour, so had wasted 3 hours parking.........................................No, I don't think all other drivers are idiots......but some are determined to change my mind.......0
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Hi Korben
My husband and i went bankrupt when i was 6 months pregnant with my 3rd child and we cried many tears together. It was devastating. but there is light at the end of the tunnel. Support each other and be there for each other and you will get through
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a ''new life'' in more ways than one??No, I don't think all other drivers are idiots......but some are determined to change my mind.......0
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Keep posting - the guys on here are brill and will support you 100% and not judge you - i was relieved once it was all over I had to go and explained to the judge face to face which was scary but he was fine he said as long as i understood what impact it would have he was happy for me to go ahead i explained with my reduced income i just can afford to feed the kids and get to work and make all the repayments he said ok them and that was that. 11 months on ive just found out that ive been discharhge over a month ago (only had letter yesterday) best birthday pressie ever. Theres alwasy something worse at the end of the day youve got you family etc isnt that what counts? I realise know how I would spend money I didnt have on things I didnt need if I was unhappy. Were still struggling along, dh just tried to amputate his little finger a week ago and now off work for 8 weeks but hes ok which is the main thing. Youll have good days and bad days but thats life anyway at least afterwards when your having a bad day it wont be from worrying about how to pay the next bill.BR as of 14/1/2009
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It is such a roller coaster of emotions, I go from feeling tearful, to almost elated that soon we will be debt free.
Anyway, a lot of people here understand what you are going through, just keep posting x0 -
the beauty of BR to me, is not only the 'fresh start'...but it eliminates ALL the pressures that existed in life beforehand.....even before they became overwhelming....and I was still able to service my credit requirements.....one never felt able to say....''stop the world, I want to get off!''
BR allows one to focus on what IS truly important in life....rather than what society [and all that encumbers society] says you should think important.No, I don't think all other drivers are idiots......but some are determined to change my mind.......0 -
Oddest thing about all of this is that my emotions swing from a feeling of total devastation and of no future to one of optimism and everything in between.
I really am not sure where I will be in even 3 months time, but I am trying to live every day one at a time, really all I can do I suppose.
Totally agree, but I think everybody who has gone through this process would agrre with you. This site is a great place for support and advice, just post on here if you can, when you are having one of the down moments, someone will always come along to help and support you.:pB&SC No. 298
Life`s Tragedy is that we get OLD too soon
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Hi Korben,
Just wanted to add my words of support and to wish you the best for what will be a new and better life.
I went BR very recently and this board was an absolute Godsend to me. In terms of support and advice so you are in the right place.
I'm off with anxiety and depression and I can totally understand the rollercoaster feeling of the process you are going through. I've had many tears, a lot of soul searching and nights where I couldnt sleep. The forms were a pain and at times I've wished I could find some way out of all this.
But filling them in, phoning the court and sorting matters out has given me renewed hope. Facing things head on and not avoiding them is the way ahead and the sense of achievement from knowing you CAN cope is worth all the down times.
I wish you all the best and crying can be such a release. I did it on the way back from court and then the sun came out. It probably wasnt a sign but it felt like one at the time. Its a new and fresh start and good for you that you are taking the steps top begin your new life.0 -
Well, once again I am overwhelmed with how supportive everyone is here.
I am almost looking forward to going to court now!
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