Thread: The price of fortune

i look back on this investment at this point and realize all the things i have neglected and missed out on by being so involved. i have lost most of my immediate family to death, ive lost my mate to disagreements, ive lost any kind of sense of 'home' i at one time had. all this because i wanted to help others with finances, and people online with the investment.

i wonder now if it was worth it and know better than ever the old adage 'money doesnt buy happiness'.

be proud of any path you walk. you chose that fork.

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SGS,
Thanks for sharing. I guess it's similar to a work-a-holic. Balance is key, and I have been off balance on the computer so often, checking to see what's going on with this. NADA. Will it ever pay off and be worth it? For some it may be worth it, but I don't believe your losses are a direct result of your participation with this investment. I will keep you in my prayers. Thanks for all that you bring to the forum.

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

i look back on this investment at this point and realize all the things i have neglected and missed out on by being so involved. i have lost most of my immediate family to death, ive lost my mate to disagreements, ive lost any kind of sense of 'home' i at one time had. all this because i wanted to help others with finances, and people online with the investment.

i wonder now if it was worth it and know better than ever the old adage 'money doesnt buy happiness'.

SGS, I know you are thinking you lost so much, but when you made the choice to follow your heart you also made the choice to be obedient. Tho you have lost so much, you have blessed so many lives, some you will never know of so do not despair, God is well pleased because you were obedient. I am now a part of your family as many will also tell you. I love you for all you have done. You were the first one that I click with and kept following your posts because I believed in what you were doing. Keeping this from my family has also put a strain on our relationship; due to pass investments that went sour there was no way they would listen and take the chance. Again, do not despair but count it all joy. Remember that your life right NOW is full of riches. I can't say I could have done what you and others have but I can say I will be eternally grateful.

You are a very interesting and highly intelligent person, Susie. I actually followed you here from the dark side because you were upbeat in a sea of negativity. I always look forward to your posts and am re-energized by your enthusiasm. But boy oh boy, when you get on a tear, you can really rip 'em up! I imagine that it's that bite that's caused problems, not your helpfulness. Just a little sandpaper around the edges to develop temperance (I could use some myself) is all that's needed - otherwise, a powerful force to reckon with! This is said with all due respect.

With that being said, life gets to all of us at one time or another. The waiting and hoping is very difficult. Take heart - we're all in this together. What nice posts from everyone - I wish I were as eloquent.

susie, please dont take this the wrong way, the deaths in your family would have happened whether you were at your computer or at there bedside.

losing mates because of arguments doesnt happen, mates leave for deeper reasons, the arguments are the excuses given as to why.


if ive put my nose where it doesnt belong, tell me so, and i will ask mods to remove this post. im not the best at reassurences

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

i look back on this investment at this point and realize all the things i have neglected and missed out on by being so involved. i have lost most of my immediate family to death, ive lost my mate to disagreements, ive lost any kind of sense of 'home' i at one time had. all this because i wanted to help others with finances, and people online with the investment.

i wonder now if it was worth it and know better than ever the old adage 'money doesnt buy happiness'.

Dear Susie,

I suspect that chances are that all the things you mention would have happened regardless of your involvement in helping others with the Iraqi dinar.

I for one am most grateful for your tireless constancy and generosity in
making it possible for virtually all of us to understand better what is actually going on with this illusive speculation.

In the long run (and possibly in the short run if developments unfold soon
as it appears they will), there is no telling how many hundreds, and probably thousands, of lives you will have positively affected as a direct result of your
efforts.

I agree with what deep said, and was going to say something similar, the losses of your loved ones were inevitable, I know what you mean, time lost with them, but I know (as you know) life is very unpredictable, you just can't know when it will happen. And with relationships, if finances can lead to a split, then i truly believe that the solidity wasn't there to begin with, true feelings come out in arguments, but a strong relationship can only become stronger and a weak one can break, it's really just a fine line. Don't give up on or feel guilty for any happiness that you are entitled to suz, I've considered you a good friend, and an awesome supporter in times of need, dinar related and otherwise.......you are one special person with a very good soul.......always remember that

Originally Posted by shotgunsusie

i look back on this investment at this point and realize all the things i have neglected and missed out on by being so involved. i have lost most of my immediate family to death, ive lost my mate to disagreements, ive lost any kind of sense of 'home' i at one time had. all this because i wanted to help others with finances, and people online with the investment.

i wonder now if it was worth it and know better than ever the old adage 'money doesnt buy happiness'.

Susie, if friends and relatives didn't want you to follow you own true will and hopes, then you have reason to question their real feelings towards you.

You have dedicated yourself to a belief and helped and encouraged countless others along this tricky path, so I say move on and enjoy new friends who share the dream.