I am a single mom struggling to make ends meet. Between camp expenses, back to school supplies, late tuition payments, rent, utilities (owed the gas co. $800 in June), credit cards, school loans, car, insurance, food, pets, etc. there is never enough to go around. I want to get myself out of debt and have money in my pocket. It's stressful and exhausting emotionally, physically and financially. Everyday is like a game where I try to figure out ways out of this mess. I have filed bankruptcy approx 3 years ago and since have incurred more debt. Unfortunately I didn't learn my lesson the first time or the next time when I took out a $10,000 personal loan but now I can't take it any longer. I purchased a house with my mother a few years back but since have moved out and the bills are overwhelming. I am trying to earn money any way possible. I am getting some things together to sell on ebay and I constantly look for part-time gigs on craigslist but it's not helping. I recently came across a program designed to help women who are not capable of fertility have children of their own by donating my eggs. This one in particular pays $5800 and takes approximately 8 weeks from start to finish. Does anyone out there have any personal experiences or advice for me. I am seriously considering this as a way to pay down debt. Am I doing it for all the wrong reasons? Btw, I have no moral issues with this. I think it's a kind favor that will make someone/couple very happy. Any thoughts?

o pm. Alot of times we go home, get changed and are out the door for games, practice, friends house.... We are not home much and when we are it's only for short periods of time and to sleep; Also cut down daughters extra curricular activites to one per season; As for our pet, Teddy is part of the family. I don't feel like I can part with him becuae of my financial situation. What kind of message would that be sending my daughter? I don't want her to feel responsible for my own irresponsible behaviors; then you have unexpected car repairs (new tire 2 weeks ago); We don't eat out or go on vacation or do much of anything b/c of money; My daughter is often invited to do activities with friends and their family. I appreciate that because even though I give her money to join them at the fair, it’s less expensive than me driving her to the fair myself and spending money for us to do it together. However, it adds up.
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