General Discussion

As long as Trump doesn’t tank the stock market and housing and eliminate social security. Our son is not financially independent, but you do what you have to for family. We’re retired, the mortgage and other debts are paid off, we don’t drive much, and we live pretty simply. My husband has metastatic cancer, but we are extremely fortunate to have excellent insurance coverage through my husband’s former employer (retirement benefit).

When I was younger, I would have loved to travel, like I did in my twenties, but that wasn’t possible. Now that I have the time and can afford it, I don’t really want to anymore. One of life’s little ironies.

I’ve experienced serious financial hardship in the past, so I know what it’s like to feel desperate, especially when dealing with physical infirmity. I hope to live long enough to see the evil sociopaths of this fascistic regime pay for their indifference to the health and wellbeing their fellow citizens.