I recently graduated with a B.S. in Psychology (neuro). My final GPA was low, less than a 2.5, and I would really like to get into Law School. In the Fall of 2007 I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. This only occurred after I hit rock bottom educationally. I took a year off school to get better. I got out of the smog in Atlanta by moving to Boone, took 300mg of Wellbutrin XL for 8 months, and did Qigong daily. Only time will heal my CFS but after that 1 year I felt alive for the first time in at least five years. I had only 30 credits left and got a weighted GPA of 3.03 for those 30 credits doing senior level biological psychology classes while working 40 hours a week.
Its a shame because if I would have caught the CF sooner my GPA would had been higher but it normally takes 5 years on average before someone will eventually go to the doctors to find out the problem.

I have ask my company for a weekly per diem to supplement the higher cost of food, personal care and transportation here (I moved here from Atlanta). They asked me to prove my case. Does anyone know of a quick and free way create and present a cost of living comparison btw. Atlanta, USA – Lausanne, CH?

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I and moving to atlanta this weekend and the cable company can not get my internet or cable hooked up till monday does comcast show replays of the wrestling pay per views so that way i wouldnt have to miss wrestlemania?

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I lost my husband last year (yes widowed at 27) while I was 7 1/2 months pregnant…moved into a new home and had our daughter all in 13 days…there were three other deaths in the family after that…financially i was ok until i walk into work one day and the company i was workin for closed down without warning…the new house i moved into was foreclosed on because the people we bought da house from didnt make da payments…I moved to atlanta from knoxville to be with a man who left me hanging high and dry right after i moved down here…i was gettin unemployment…now the unemployment is gone and i’m havin a hard time findin a job…i’ve lost my apt…both vehicles…my mother has temporary custody of my children…no job no money…I just dont know where to begin…I went thru more things in 5 months than most of u will endure in ur lifetime…They say if it dont kill u then it makes u stronger…well then i’m superwoman…i’d really like to get ur opinions…thanks

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I’m leaving for ATL tomorrow, will stay through end of July. Partially vacation with family moving there, but I want to look around with an eye toward staying (or at least having that option).

I’m considering a move from Atlanta to Tampa. But everyone I’ve talked to from Tampa has repeated the same warning, only move to Tampa if your being transferred from your current company……I need to know if there’s a strong business community in Tampa. I work in corporate sales and HR. Are there 40k – 60k corporate positions there?
Thank you so much for your feedback good people of Tampa.

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I live in the Atlanta, Alpharetta Georgia area. I have a stable job and will be able to pay the loan back. I need money to invest in a afterschool program that is already established. The company is moving to another location futher north and the parents of the afterschool children do not want to leave. Therefore I need start up money to secure a location and buy items needed for the program.
Thank-you,
Sandra D

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I heard that business bachelors are not so many in the US. Could anyone let me know how much extra fees a company has to pay to him/her if they are transferred away from their homes. In our case, we will soon appoint a new president of our sister company in the US. The new president is now living in Atlanta, and he will have to move to LA. He needs to return to Atlanta every weekend to spend his time with his family. I think we have to bear the travel expenses. Is any other fee we should bear according to the common practice in the US ?

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I am 7.5 months pregnant and live in California. My husband is interviewing for jobs in the Atlanta, GA metro area. We are not sure when he would get a new job or when he would be expected to start. If I give birth while we are still here in CA he would still be employed by his current company and covered by his Blue Shield insurance. But if we move before then, we would need insurance to cover medical care for myself and the baby. Will we be able to get Cobra to cover us for the birth or will we need to look into other options for insurance? It could be a case where we are asked to move within 30 days, and that would mean 2 weeks notice at his company, plus moving and being covered continously.