Feeling bad sucks

When I started writing this blog I wasn't feeling a 100%, then I just got worse to the point you just don’t feel like doing anything. This is a far cry from my norm, I’m normally a healthy person; this feeling bad lasted from the beginning of September to November 7^th. I saw 3 different Doctors, I had test run and everything came back normal. As suddenly as it started in September, I woke up on November 8^th and felt better. It was like I was never sick.

I have Crohn’s disease, my Crohns is not bad compared to some I know with it, but I have it and I deal with it through medication. It wasn't until I as feeling better that I realized why I was sick for 10 weeks, it was because of my Crohns; when I get stressed out about something is when it seems to get bad, only this time I had some other things going on that I didn't realize that's what it was. The thing that stressed me was paying my car insurance.

My car insurance is $3733.14 a year, yeah that’s a lot, but I insure 5 cars and 3 of them have full coverage on them. In July I got an email from my insurance company letting me know what my premium was going to be and due on October 10^th. So I set to planning how I would pay it. I had it all planned out; had enough to pay it, everything was looking good. 

My water heater went up 3 days after vacation cost me $1436.00, then the heater in the hot tub went up, another $270.00; so there went my extra cash. I end up taking $1200.00 dollars out of savings to pay it all off at once. But the stress from figure out how to pay it and the thought of paying it monthly made me sick. I will know better next year, because feeling bad sucks.