Lerena-Leigh-Helena

While I'm not necessarily obsessed with my phone like some people are in my age group, I have come to the conclusion that my phone is not good enough for Fire Emblem Heroes. At least, not multiple maps back-to-back. In December, I plan to get a new phone and transfer my current number over to the new one. All I'm going to do is get a more recent model of this phone, because I didn't think I'd be using my phone all that much. With the release of Fire Emblem Heroes, however, Nintendo has shot bullets in my flawed logic. Even if my logic held true last year, it no longer does and I need to get a better phone that can support what I want it to.

Good news. I'm considering a job position. It requires training, unfortunately, but how I do in training is going to determine whether this job is a good fit for me. Fortunately, I don't think I'm unable to do it, so I'm likely to see financial progress sometime before the year ends. The bad news, however, is I'm having trouble finding an insurance company that will cover Provigil and Rexulti. My main concern is I don't want Rexulti to be covered but still too expensive, because even if I'm working, $400+ out of pocket is probably more than I can pay for. If my plan succeeds, I'll be looking for my own insurance company starting in January n

I'm currently dealing with a lot. My self-esteem has been dragged down so low it's in the pits of Hell. The reason behind that is I'm extremely self-conscious about not making my own money and I feel like I've done nothing with my life up to this point. At the rate I'm going, I'm not going to have much of a future, so that has been impacting my self-esteem greatly for about the last three months. While I have decided to put myself out there and try to get a job, I'm going to need help doing it, because I don't even know what's out there nor do I have the confidence to pull myself out of this on my own. I don't even think anything about me can