Stimulus Checks-Whatcha buy or going to buy

Red, I have done extensive googling in nose bleeds in children when all of hers started. I think about that time along with the time I diagnosed myself with something is when everyone said I was banned from WebMd. :laughing: Little do they know, I still search but, don't tell them about it.


Completelyme, I am buying the water babies spray on sunblock this weekend. This lotion stuff is a pain to apply on everyone. I don't use it, I do put a little on my nose but, thats about it. Watch, I rarely ever get burned from the sun and I will this year since I said I tan easy. My mom has skin cancer which is another one of my fears with the kids and the sun.
 
:sunny: My son use to get nosebleeds as a child. The doctor said it was a lack of Vitamin K. Once he started getting more K, no more nosebleeds.
 
I once sent two of my nephews home entirely covered in blue, pink and orange tinted zinc oxide. They thought it was cool...Mom and Dad were a little irritated because the kids looked like alien lizards. But that is why you have a crazy aunt. :laughing:
 
We are getting our check tommorrow, The letter said we are getting $900. I thought we would get more. Oh well.

We will be paying $200 to Rockys dad, (because we had to borrow that)
$200 or less, will go to kaileys 5 year old check up/physical. We don't have insurance so pay for it out of pocket.
$100 or less will go to groceries
$50 probably gas
And the rest save, or have fun with it. :)

Goes fast.
 
I'm expecting $600. Hubby and I need to get our driver's license renewed, passports, I have a portable dvd player on layaway and I need to get my digital camera out of the pawn shop. I've been wanting to get another pc also...hmm
 
pmeek said:
:sunny: My son use to get nosebleeds as a child. The doctor said it was a lack of Vitamin K. Once he started getting more K, no more nosebleeds.
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Hmmm, I think I will try this. I thought I read that before. How did you give it to him? Pills or foods?
 
miki said:
pmeek said:
:sunny: My son use to get nosebleeds as a child. The doctor said it was a lack of Vitamin K. Once he started getting more K, no more nosebleeds.
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Hmmm, I think I will try this. I thought I read that before. How did you give it to him? Pills or foods?
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Vitamin K is found in spinach, lettuce, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, wheat bran, organ meats such as liver.

Lucky for me, my son loves canned spinach. He would grab a can off the shelf and eat it as a snack.
 
pmeek said:
miki said:
pmeek said:
:sunny: My son use to get nosebleeds as a child. The doctor said it was a lack of Vitamin K. Once he started getting more K, no more nosebleeds.
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Hmmm, I think I will try this. I thought I read that before. How did you give it to him? Pills or foods?
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Vitamin K is found in spinach, lettuce, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, wheat bran, organ meats such as liver.

Lucky for me, my son loves canned spinach. He would grab a can off the shelf and eat it as a snack.
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My kids only like uncooked, raw spinach. They also love salads, maybe I can make more salads than I do and get a bottle of multi-kids vitamins.
 
I got the packet in the mail with no instructions and some tax forms so they are still on my desk. Some day I will save up and hire someone to do them or figure out if I am even elligible. I need a stove and fridge and a dryer. Probably would spend mine on food and forks. For some reason we run out of forks fast.
 
mechurchlady said:
I got the packet in the mail with no instructions and some tax forms so they are still on my desk. Some day I will save up and hire someone to do them or figure out if I am even elligible. I need a stove and fridge and a dryer. Probably would spend mine on food and forks. For some reason we run out of forks fast.
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If your only income is SSD, then just write "stimulus payment" across the top, and write in the amount of your disability income on the line that says "social security". Sign it and send it in. Its pretty simple if you do not have a lot of income. Mine was just VA so it was easy.
This link has pretty much everything you need to know to fill it out, whatever your situation
http://www.irs.gov/irs/article/0,,id=177937,00.html
These are the instructions for people on disability
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/k1040a3.pdf
If this does not apply to you please disregard. :error:
 
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