Finally got my own truck

My condolences.

 

You need to get a lawyer to handle your dad debt no one is responsible for his debt. Also sorry for your loss I had two very close friends take there lives and it messed me up for a very long time finally told myself that I would never figure it out to leave it go. But it take time you telling your story is a big step. Just keep trucking life will some day down the road get back to happier times.

 

Oh wow! Sorry brother! I have no doubts about you. You have what it takes to do great things. And your right about one thing......GOD is not finished with you. A year ago i was told i had stage 4 and a tumor has stopped my right arm from working. I still have cancer and here about a month ago i was told your right arm and hand will never work again. I bet it want belong ill be let go. I haven't heard word from the company i work for. But they have managed to take every benefit away from me, even tho I paid for them monthly. Thinking of getting my on little trucking company up and running with one arm. So i tell you this. If God be for us who can be against us. Stay doing what doing. Im back listen in.

 

Life is fkd up sometimes but all we can do is hang in there n keep goin,sooner or later it will get better

 

Yea this hole last year has sucked but in some ways been good. Thanks

 

Hes been posting on the Schneider company thread. Quit his company job and is going back to O/O

 

Dig your heels in and stay positive! Best of luck young man.....

 

BW, I am truly sorry for your loss. Fathers always teach us about the great things in life but when it comes to dealing with their passing it’s a completely different rule book. And sometimes you have to give yourself time to grieve,even if it means getting away from the truck for a minute. And pain hits hard especially when certain days of importance as far as fathers are concerned come up (Fathers Day,fathers birthday/death,holidays like Thanksgiving,Christmas,4th of July,etc.). And the 1st year is always the hardest. It takes time for it to subside for some people.
Hang in there. We’re all rooting for ya.

 

If you give it your best, you’re a Success. It’s that simple, regardless of the outcome. The older you get, you’ll realize just how much you’ve actually achieved. Someday, you’ll look back in amazement,wondering, how did I do all that? My Father used to say,” You’re never fully a Man, until your Father dies.” He had a lot of sayings, mostly quoted from a book he’d read. I leaned on him a lot. Thrived on his praise. Going forward, without that praise, was difficult, however, knowing he would be proud, goes a long way, even now, 20 yrs later. Hang in there, glad to see you’re still running. Rooting for you in the “D”