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Deep and Honest Conversations About How Money Affects Our Well-Being

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Managing Insurmountable Debt While Sick with Sarah Potter

Sarah Potter comes on the season finale to talk about the time she she had to pay half her salary in medical bills, and how long it took for her to finally get a diagnosis for her debilitating illness. She also talks about why she married her now husband – it does have to do with love, but money was also involved – the shame she felt over her financial situation and why “safe” is her word of the year as it relates to her finances.

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What You Hear in This Episode:

  • How many medical tests and months it finally took for Sarah to get a real medical diagnosis
  • Why she believes her body gave out after dealing with an an abusive ex-husband, a special needs child and managing a business as a single mom
  • How her and her how husband are tackling her insurmountable debt (and which types)
  • What Sarah is doing to feel safe around her finances

Resources:

  • Patient Advocate Foundation – help with medical debt
  • Mother of Marketing
  • Your Color is Red
  • 7 Tips for Merging Finances in Blended Families
  • The Ultimate Guide to Money Mindset Mastery
  • Emotional Spending Guide
  • Values Based Spending Guide

Music by Donovan Dorrance

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Filed Under: Podcast, Season 6

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  1. Kevin says

    July 2, 2020 at 12:12 am

    So great to hear Sarah’s story! My wife was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis about 14 years ago, so we’ve been there with not knowing what was wrong and doctors not knowing exactly what was wrong. She went to bed one night and work up the next day and couldn’t physically get out of bed.

  2. Sarah Li Cain says

    July 7, 2020 at 10:53 pm

    Wow, that too sounds intense!

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