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Broke And Miserable 29 Year Old Liver Transplant Recipient With No Health Insurance Reveals How He Stumbled Upon A Series Of Writings & Knowledge Known Only By 3% Of All Humanity... And Used It To: Get Rich & Healthy, Kick Bad Habits, Travel The World, Create Lifelong & Life Changing Professional & Personal Relationships & Feel Like A Million Dollars Every Day! Dear Seeker, A few years after having a life saving emergency liver transplant due to a severe allergic reaction to some thyroid meds that did not agree with my system, I found myself in a not so great a state of mind and being. Imagine going into an emergency room one day at 4 in the morning, going to sleep and waking up 5 days later in a different hospital across town and being told that you've just had a liver transplant without which you would have died. Talk about paradigm shift! But the paradigm shifts didn't stop there! About 4 years after my transplant I found myself broke, unfulfilled hopeless and angry. And, as grateful as I should have been for having been given a second chance at life, I was miserable. http://memoli123.nueparadgm.hop.clickbank.net You see although I had heard all the amazing stories of survival and how so many others in similar life changing situations who had recovered from serious and life threatening deceases, accidents and so on.. people who after their experience went on to live great lives of fulfillment, giving and lasting happiness, it dawned on me.. "Purpose and financial freedom!" I realized that in my case, the individual personal purpose that so many who experience similar life changing events was not yet clear to me. That no matter how amazing the survival story was, without purpose in that new life, the story or event alone cannot possibly make any person fulfilled. http://memoli123.nueparadgm.hop.clickbank.net As much as I wanted to be grateful for my new gift of life I found myself becoming even more stressed out by the very concept of not being as grateful as I thought I should be...and this just added more to the frustration. Add to that not having any health insurance and needing around $1300 per month worth of the different transplant rejection medications I must take each day to stay alive. With no steady income at the time, this was a "catch 22" and financial abyss that I couldn't see my way out of at the time. I found myself withdrawing and retreating from friends and family, failing at my sales job and just experiencing that huge gray cloud even in the sunniest of days. I'm sure that you can relate to what I am wanting to convey here whether from personal experience or someone close to you? http://memoli123.nueparadgm.hop.clickbank.net
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