Thomas

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Hello. How's it going?

Hello. How's it going?

Hello. How's it going?

How can we help? So my question is, my wife, not recently, but a couple years ago, was diagnosed with cancer and had a hysterectomy. And so we're trying to have a surrogacy to have a biological child. And we're just trying to find out the best, smartest way to get that much cash because it's around...

How can we help? So my question is, my wife, not recently, but a couple years ago, was diagnosed with cancer and had a hysterectomy. And so we're trying to have a surrogacy to have a biological child. And we're just trying to find out the best, smartest way to get that much cash because it's around...

How can we help? So my question is, my wife, not recently, but a couple years ago, was diagnosed with cancer and had a hysterectomy. And so we're trying to have a surrogacy to have a biological child. And we're just trying to find out the best, smartest way to get that much cash because it's around...

it depends on how we do it, but like 80 to a hundred K. Um, and so we have like 40 saved up, but, um, yeah, I just don't know if we should sell our stuff, like our house, like our other house. What do you mean?

it depends on how we do it, but like 80 to a hundred K. Um, and so we have like 40 saved up, but, um, yeah, I just don't know if we should sell our stuff, like our house, like our other house. What do you mean?

it depends on how we do it, but like 80 to a hundred K. Um, and so we have like 40 saved up, but, um, yeah, I just don't know if we should sell our stuff, like our house, like our other house. What do you mean?

Well, she's, we were both in the military and then I got out and then she piece moved. So now we live in California. So our old house in Arkansas, we, um, just rented it out at the time. Um, what's it worth and what do you owe on it? Uh, we owe like one 70 and Zillow says like two 70.

Well, she's, we were both in the military and then I got out and then she piece moved. So now we live in California. So our old house in Arkansas, we, um, just rented it out at the time. Um, what's it worth and what do you owe on it? Uh, we owe like one 70 and Zillow says like two 70.

Well, she's, we were both in the military and then I got out and then she piece moved. So now we live in California. So our old house in Arkansas, we, um, just rented it out at the time. Um, what's it worth and what do you owe on it? Uh, we owe like one 70 and Zillow says like two 70.

Yeah. I mean, we only make like a hundred bucks after cause we don't charge that much rent. Um, man, But the other issue, too, is they're going to kick her out of the military because the cancer has reoccurred now a couple times. So then we're losing—she's primary breadwinner.

Yeah. I mean, we only make like a hundred bucks after cause we don't charge that much rent. Um, man, But the other issue, too, is they're going to kick her out of the military because the cancer has reoccurred now a couple times. So then we're losing—she's primary breadwinner.

Yeah. I mean, we only make like a hundred bucks after cause we don't charge that much rent. Um, man, But the other issue, too, is they're going to kick her out of the military because the cancer has reoccurred now a couple times. So then we're losing—she's primary breadwinner.

They just medically separate. Like, they look at her and go, well, she can't deploy. She can't do her— She can't do her job. I mean, she could still do her job, but she can't deploy. So they're going to medically separate her, essentially. We'll get to keep the health insurance. That's good.

They just medically separate. Like, they look at her and go, well, she can't deploy. She can't do her— She can't do her job. I mean, she could still do her job, but she can't deploy. So they're going to medically separate her, essentially. We'll get to keep the health insurance. That's good.

They just medically separate. Like, they look at her and go, well, she can't deploy. She can't do her— She can't do her job. I mean, she could still do her job, but she can't deploy. So they're going to medically separate her, essentially. We'll get to keep the health insurance. That's good.

Yeah. We don't know exactly how much she'll get VA disability, but they won't give us that rating until kind of the final steps. That's like right before they... do the deed. They pretty much tell her, okay, you're going to get this. But we're estimating, I mean, with cancer, she should get 100%, but you can never be too certain.