Messages By: rlsangels

Hi. I just saw your post and I understand what you must be going through, moneywise, anyway.I am a 46 year old stay-at-home mom of 2 and I also work at home for a company called AmeriPlanUSA. They are awesome to work for. I absolutely love it! I was in the Air Force for 13 years when my husband (who is retired Air Force) and I decided to have kids. So, I got out. As my kids got older, and our finances got worse, I knew I needed to find something to bring in some money, but I didn't want to leave my kids. So I searched for 2 years for something legit and finally found what I was looking for. My husband helps me with it also and soon he will be able to quit his job and be home with us. And then we both will have a career at home. This is a totally fantastic feeling. I would truly love to help you if you you would like.  That's what I do, is help people and it's such a rewarding feeling. Take care. 

Hi, I just saw your post. I am a 46 year old stay-at-home mom of 2 and I also work at home for a company called AmeriPlanUSA. They are awesome to work for. I absolutely love it! I was in the Air Force for 13 years when my husband (who is retired Air Force) and I decided to have kids. So, I got out. As my kids got older, and our finances got worse, my husband had to take a part time job to make ends meet.  I knew I needed to find something to bring in some money so he can quit his part time and be home with us, but I didn't want to leave my kids. So I searched for 2 years for something legit and finally found what I was looking for. My husband helps me with it also and soon he will be able to quit his job and be home with us. And then we both will have a career at home. This is a totally fantastic feeling. I would truly love to help you if you you would like.  That's what I do, is help people and it's such a rewarding feeling.  Take care.    

I am a 46 year old stay-at-home mom of 2 and I work at home for a company called AmeriPlanUSA. They are awesome to work for. I absolutely love it! I was in the Air Force for 13 years when my husband (who is retired Air Force) and I decided to have kids. So, I got out. As my kids got older, I felt a need to go back to work, but I didn't want to leave my kids.  And besides that, my paycheck would have just gone to childcare.  So I searched for 2 years for something legit and finally found what I was looking for. My husband helps me with it also and soon he will be able to quit his job and be home with us. And then we both will have a career at home. This is a totally fantastic feeling.  

Laurie

Hi, I just saw your post and I know exactly how you feel.  I am 46 and a stay at home mom of 2.  My husband and I ended up filing bankruptcy over 7 years ago and we were doing ok for a while, paying for everything with cash.  Then things started going bad again.  We ended up with credit card debt, again.  So, we went to a credit counciling place and now we are just about paid up, again.  I got so tired of this that I knew I needed to help bring in some money, but, we have 2 kids and I didn't want to leave them.  And like you said, child care would just end up keeping my paycheck.  So, I search for over 2 years for something I could do at home that was legit and I finally found what I was looking for.  I work at home for a company called AmeriPlanUSA.  My husband helps me with it also and soon he will be able to quit his job and be home with us.  And then we both will have a career at home and our kids will have both parents there for them.  This is a totally fantastic feeling.  We will no longer be in debt.  I would love to tell you what I do if you are interested.  Someone helped me and now I would like to help you.  You can email me at rlsangels@earthlink.net.  Take care. 

Laurie 

Hi, I just emailed you some information to your email address.  I hope it helps.  Take care. 

Laurie 

Sometimes it seems that the Military gives people a lot of job responsibilities that just don't match what the civilian sector can offer.  My husband retired from the Air Force 8 years ago, and has been lucky enough to find positions that wanted responsible people, not just a person to fill a space in an office.  But, there was still something missing, and we think it was the ability to try to control his future a bit more.   Have you considered starting your own business, home base or other, to give yourself the challenges you may be looking for?  There are a lot of opportunities out there.  We were lucky enough to find a homebase business with a company to be involved with..  And we've not looked back since. The feeling is so rewarding with what we do.  Maybe your own business where you answer to only you, would give you what you're looking for?  If you are ever interested in what we do, just go to my profile and email me.  Hope you find what you are looking for.  Take care. 

Laurie

I've only got a few seconds, just wanted to tell you to resend your email you said you sent to me.  It is rlsangels@earthlink.net.  I don't know why it didn't get to me.  It is correct in my profile.  Thanks.

Laurie

I've only got a few seconds, just wanted to tell you to resend your email you said you sent to me.  It is rlsangels@earthlink.net.  I don't know why it didn't get to me.  It is correct in my profile.  Thanks.

Laurie

Hi, this is Laurie’s hubby.  Personality is what makes us who we are.  Face it, who wants to work with a grumpy  person for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week.  I find that most folks are great people once you really get to find out just what makes them tick.  Even the grumpy ones have hearts once you’ve melted the ice away sometimes.  And if you are someone who enjoys your job, I believe it will reflect in how you perform your job.  But, not all jobs are suited for everyone.  And doing a job that you hate will reflect.  Have you ever been waited on by someone who can’t stand their job!  Not a pretty sight.  I think that’s why so many people are researching home based businesses now a days.  They are tired of doing something that they kind of like, but it just doesn’t make them feel complete.   And if you take advantage of all the tax benefits available, it would be silly not to even have a part time home biz just to get those.   That was one of the many reasons we jumped in.  Now, as for your past job where you had confusing reports on your 3-month review.  Your supervisor should have taken all that in with a grain of salt and understood that each co-worker saw you in a completely different light.  The out going ones may have seen you as too quiet, and the quiet ones who had been there a while couldn’t understand why you asked questions…  We’ll after 20 years in the service and 10 years in the private sector I’ve learned one thing.  There’s no such thing as too many questions when you’re learning a job.  I would have expected you to ask tons of questions within your first 3 months.  Unless the job entailed asking if you want fries with that!    Don’t be gun shy OK.  It seems that you have a lot to offer an employer, and it seems that you’re looking for a fresh start if you’re going to a new town.  Treat it as such.  A fresh start.   

Hi Michelle, 

   Just wondering if you have found anything for working at home?  If not, I am a stay-at-home mom who also works from home and I would love to tell you what I do.  You can email me at rlsangels@earthlink.net and I can send you some info.  I cannot give you information on this site at all.  Take care. 

Sincerely, 

 Laurie