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The government wants prices to go up, it's the only way to pay off the massive debt... with cheaper money.

Govt will tax your earnings and assets of course, in anyway they can. But they will create more and more $ out of thin air to pay for all the things they feel they need to spend on and that means the $ you have and earn will buy less! The federal reserve bank has stated they want inflation and will let it run "hot".

I'll bet your wages don't go up as much as inflation, that is if you get to keep your job. Lets hope you get retrained into a better job! Til then, this means your standard of living goes down... even more.

No matter who the President is, wouldn't matter, it's one dysfunctional mess that's been repeated through history. Govts can't say no... but they can say "spend"! It's just getting more noticeable of the effects. Things you need like fuel, food... go up. Who knows what else. One working man in the middle class used to be able to care for a family of 4, my father did. Try doing that now. Have to be a Dr. or Lawyer.

People outside USA... you may be better off (if we don't get you blown up in a war). Let us know if you have good place to move to, to save ourselves... from ourselves. My bet is on Italy or Australia.

I'm not going to tell you how to get ready... that's a mytake with all kinds of opinions...

@midnightmoon, bet they have some fun beaches to explore...

You had pain in your heart? primarily back or upper back (where heart pain seems to radiates) from emotional discourse with your partner, or work stress?

What feel like, how did you get past it?

I've been to dr's before and they simply said, your heart is fine, it's stress. My relationship is challenging me to change, grow out of some old hangups and although may be good in many ways, it hurts a lot. I feel a needle pain in my back, sometimes down my arm. I know the common thought is "clogged" artery, etc.. Been tested, that's not it.

Seems like emotional pain, due to holding onto emotions or substantial intense emotional arguments. Some days ok, some not.

I woder how many people die from this or get stuck in life weighted down by the emotions.

I dislocated my kneecap awhile back
(a few months) I popped my kneecap back into place myself.

Was on crutches for a couple of months, but I made a full recovery.
(Never went to the DR).

I work in a warehouse now, it’s intense, especially for someone like me.
Even though I made a full recovery, my knee still feels slightly uncomfortable when I bend.

If I were to finally check it out & ended up needing some type of surgery, would I be fired? I’d probably need a good 4 Months of rehab until I got back into it.

"More often than not, I usually advise against clients telling their partner if they've cheated, especially if this is something that will not be repeated" says psychotherapist Deborah Duley.

"If you're no longer cheating nor plan to ever cheat again and your mate is highly unlikely to ever find out, then take it to your grave! Make amends going forward by being the absolute best mate or spouse you possibly can be." - author Kevin Darné.

"If you cheated in a moment of weakness, feel guilty enough to swear off affairs for good, and feel happy in your current relationship, it could be best to keep your actions a secret and move on." - Dr. Ruth