Well, first, I have to say that I never thought that I would live this long. Furthermore, I never thought my wife, Sherri, would leave this earth experience almost two years ago from a fatal stroke. She always said she would live to be 100, and I believed her. Life is peppered with unexpected twists and turns. We had our joint finances figured out, but her passing cut that in half. We had a nest egg set aside, but that is dwindling quickly after two years. I have always felt uncomfortable asking for help. Instead, I was there to help others. But I find myself at the point of needing assistance. Physically, mentally, and emotionally I am watching my body slowing down. However, what I can still do is write and inspire others. And I figure that must be why I am still alive because I still have much to share. My rent and essential utilities now exceed my income with nothing to spare. So, I am seeking help with expenses and replenishing my nest egg, my buffer, so that I don’t have to be concerned from week to week, and day to day, with how I will pay the bills while I continue with what I have been led to do. Any assistance in these endeavors is greatly appreciated. As always, I value our connections and so feel blessed.