<div>About a month ago, my car- which I was actively saving to replace, broke down. It being a vehicle with considerably high mileage, I anticipated having to replace, but not this soon. Repairs were in the thousands and not only forced me to break into my savings for a new car, but sent me into the negatives as well. The car itself works, but it is at an age of uncertainty with issues I can no longer afford to fix. 

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<div>Only a few weeks following these expenses, I was scheduled for an emergency surgery. While the healing process is said to be brief, I was advised by doctors and surgeons to keep from lifting more than 10lbs for the next 5-6 weeks to prevent further issues.

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<div>My job- a kennel assistant and dog trainer, consists of mostly heavy lifting and pulling (hauling muck tubs, dog feed, and the dogs themselves)

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<div>With car insurance bills sending me further into the negatives, I am now without a job for the next 5 weeks and unable to efficiently tackle my debt 

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