Stay at home JOB

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Karla - posted on 05/07/2009

My condolences to your family. You are a strong woman! You may definitely take a look at my website: www.greatcareerplan.com/?karla8 I have been a part of this company over 6years. Thank God because now I am able to be home with my daughter, Skarlett Elaine, everyday. :) God bless! ~Karla Raypon-Severson (714) 496-1035

Devon - posted on 05/07/2009

sorry to hear about your loss. i wouldn't begin to understand how it feels. i came across a few that aren't scams and they seem pretty good. www.willowcsn.com. www.west.com, and www.alpineaccess.com. check them out online. the only thing that you would need is a seperate telephone line and headphones. i think that all of them pay you to train you. good luck

Patrice - posted on 05/04/2009

Hi Lori,

I first want to say that Im sorry for your lost. And I understand with everything else how hard it is looking for legit work at home. I have been a stay at home mom for about 7 yrs and I too started out looking for a work at home job. I found several differnt site some that wanted you to pay for their job boards, And some I did just that. Only to find out I would be making 7 to 8 dollars an hour (on top of trying to keep a 3 yr old and 4yr old quite for 3 to 4 hours) Of course these companies don't want the people calling to know that you are infact at home.

So I then started to take a different approach, I started looking into work at home business. I too not a sell person at all. Found tons of information and business out there. What I did in decideing was to make a list of thing I would do and a list of things that I would never do. That's when I found this great company. It has truly been a God sent. Now if you are serious about working from home I would get my list statred. And go for it Also listen to this call this business has truly changed or family( and still changing) I would like you to give me a honest opion of what you think even if you think this is not for you. 1-800-514-1258

Thanks in advance,
Patrice

P.S hope you find what you are looking for

Nicole - posted on 04/24/2009

Hi Lori, My heart goes out to you in the loss of your son. I lost a daughter 4 1/2 years ago, she was 7 when she passed away. So I feel your pain. At that time I too began looking for something to do from home to enjoy my other kids each and every day. I have been working at home for 3 years now and absolutely love what I do and I would love to share it with you. Please email me at ndilly@iw.net or you can also look at my website at www.familytimefirst.com. I look forward to hearing from you. Nicole

Libby - posted on 04/24/2009

My daughter was stillborn in December,and since then my only desire is to be home with my boys. I did work part time up until September so after my daughter passed I had no desire to go out and look for a job. My hubby said he was ok with me staying home, but that didn't seem good enough to me. I felt sorta guilty for not being able to contribute to the family since I always have in the past, whether it be full time or part time, I always had an income. So, after I thought I was at a certain point after losing my daughter, I thought perhaps babysitting a couple kids would help me feel productive again. I also found that it also helps you heal a little bit after losing a child. I know we never heal completely, but taking care of someone else's child (while challenging) can be rewarding too. It's not much money. I only watch two kids part time. Might have a couple more over the summer, but I like having the flexibility of being able to be with my boys, do housework, and still have some income coming in. I too didn't want to go to people's houses and do the party thing and feel like I had to be a pressure salesman. I HATE that. So, this was a good compromise for us. I don't know how much money you need to make, but perhaps taking in one or two little ones might be enough to satisfy that need. If your 5 year old isn't in kindergarten yet, then he will be in the fall probably, so keep that in mind that you'll only have your twins home and it might not be so bad watching one or two kids. Maybe if it works out for you and you like it you will end up taking on more. I am good right now how things are b/c I am pregnant again and do not want to over do it. Hope it works out for you!

Claudia - posted on 04/23/2009

There are some legitimate work at home JOBS, but hard to find. There are more home business opportunities out there. There are plenty that don't require any sales, just ask a lot of questions and take a look at the compensation plan so you can review whether or not it would be worth your time.



Best wishes,



Claudia =)



www.HelpUstayHome.com

Jennifer - posted on 04/22/2009

I do in home childcare, it definately pays the bills!

Lori - posted on 04/22/2009

thank you I will look at the website first thing in the AM... Thank you so much again...

Jocelyn - posted on 04/22/2009

I am so sorry for the loss of your son. I just can't imagine how hard that must be.

I too was looking for work at home opportunites. Luckily I found it and would be happy to tell you about what I do. I work from home with an amazing group of moms who are all dedicated to helping other moms work from home.. I love what I do because it is a reliable source of income, because of the flexible hours I am able to work around my families schedule, and I have a lot of fun. I'm not a distributer or stock inventory or have parties or anything like that. If you would like to find out more you can visit my website, www.puttingmyfamilyfirst.com and I'll be happy to get you more information, no risk. I look forward to talking with you soon.

Jocelyn Kehler