Are the sheeple starting to wake up?

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(5 September 2012, 09:27)bigpaul Wrote:

(5 September 2012, 09:24)Prepaday Wrote: Now, now B.P...I already get help to take her to her appointments, I have never claimed back fares to take her to her appointments. Since reading posts on here for a few weeks, even my opinion on claiming is changing some what. If I wasn't saving to get the hell out of here, I probs would say no to her DLA. I feel really bad now about scrounging. I (big gulp) have never given benefits much thought, I have always taken it for granted.Time for some contemplation me thinks

dont talk rubbish PD, you need that money to live on at least while your OH is off sick, you claim everything you can, why shouldn't you when everyone else is? and claim back those hospital expenses.

Yup - I agree with BP on this one. The government waste billions of foreign aid etc so an extra few quid a week to put towards your savings / preps is only sensible. We're preppers aren't we? Supposed to survive by ANY MEANS. If that involves taking money that's happily dished out by the people in charge then you'd be silly not to.

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(5 September 2012, 09:28)NorthernRaider Wrote: Bloody hospital appointments in the next two weeks I have to go for a scan and an ultrasound on this wrecked abdomen and back, one appointment is in teesside and the other at a Durham hospital !!!!!!. The same week I have to take son to see a podiatrists cos he has trouble with his leg, but my cars broke it needs a new tyre and a tyre costs £75 and the vans exhaust has cracked so thats buggered as well, so to get to see the podiatrist we have to get a bus 16 miles south into middlesbrough to get another that goes 20 miles the other way to reach this clinic

You, Sir, need a Bug Out Donkey