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Unexpectedly Broke: 3 Times Life Hands You Lemons

<p><img class&equals;"aligncenter" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;images&period;pexels&period;com&sol;photos&sol;1246954&sol;pexels-photo-1246954&period;jpeg&quest;auto&equals;compress&amp&semi;cs&equals;tinysrgb&amp&semi;h&equals;750&amp&semi;w&equals;1260" alt&equals;"" width&equals;"946" height&equals;"631" &sol;><br &sol;>&NewLine;If you’ve ever fallen on hard times&comma; you know that it can be a pretty devastating experience&period; It’s never fun to be in debt without a plan in sight&period; If you’ve never been in this position before&comma; it can be easy to judge&period; There are many who assume that being broke is a choice&period; In many cases&comma; it can be a choice&period; However&comma; there are times when a person can become unexpectedly broke&period; Consider the following ways that life can hand you some really sour lemons&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<h2>Death<&sol;h2>&NewLine;<p>When there’s a death in the family&comma; it can directly impact everyone&period; Loss is very traumatic&period; Whether it was expected or not&comma; it can be extremely difficult to deal with&period; If the deceased person was the breadwinner or an income producer&comma; this can directly impact the family finances&period; If there are only two income producers in the home and one passes away&comma; this means that the family will have to downsize tremendously&period; If your expenses can still be comfortably covered with one income&comma; this won’t be a problem&period; Unfortunately&comma; for most families&comma; this isn’t the case&period; The loss of a loved one can often mean the loss of major income&period; In turn&comma; the family can become financially strained&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<h2>Sickness<&sol;h2>&NewLine;<p>It’s not fair to see how sickness has become <a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;www&period;pharmaceutical-journal&period;com&sol;news-and-analysis&sol;disease-mongering-is-big-business-it-sells-sickness-and-promotes-drugs&sol;10026179&period;article">big business<&sol;a> for so many companies and medical professionals&period; As a result&comma; there are families who are losing loved ones because they don’t have the financial wherewithal to cover their treatments&comma; medication and more&period; While there are things people can do to maintain a healthy lifestyle&comma; a lot of illnesses are genetic&period; Even the healthiest person can get a deadly diagnosis and get slammed with medical bills or be unable to help with things around the house&period; If you find this is the case then getting a professional to help with things like installing a new roof can be a lot easier&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<h2>Accidents<&sol;h2>&NewLine;<p>Accidents happen&period; This is a part of life&period; This is why it’s such a blessing when a person can get to and from their destinations safely&period; One person could be wearing a seatbelt&comma; driving the speed limit and signaling to their fellow drivers on the road&period; On the other hand&comma; someone else can decide to get behind the wheel while they’re drunk&period; As a result of drunk driving&comma; they could kill or severely damage a person’s body for the rest of their life&period; A fully-functioning adult could turn into someone who’s in a vegetative state because of someone else’s reckless behavior&period; Between the inability to work&comma; the stress of managing a new reality and covering the family finances&comma; this can be a lemon that makes a family unexpectedly broke&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>When these events happen&comma; they definitely take a toll on a person’s mental and emotional well-being&period; When someone is in dealing with accidents&comma; death or sickness&comma; this can lead to serious depression&period; In turn&comma; depression makes it difficult for some people to perform well at work&period; Everything is connected in the most challenging way&period; This is why it’s so important to avoid judging others&period; Life has its way of handing out lemons to everyone&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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