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@Brioski, don't you dare buy any smokes! What your going through is normal, especially during the holidays with that added stress so just hang on and it WILL pass! I promise! Give yourself a free pass to yell at hubby as needed if that works. Eat a snack to keep your hands busy. Also doing something that makes you have to think works good to get your mind on something else. And if all else fails, just go to bed and hopefully tomorrow will be better

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Wow, that is bad . Hopefully you can at least get your deductible back. If the other driver was at fault you totally should.

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I hope you're having a great time with family and friends today. I got you a little something to celebrate: And someone to serve it: Enjoy my dear!

It was all about condition before the accident. Mine was excellent, even still smelled like new car lol. I think there was 6 coats of wax on it too, and it was garages lol. It broke my heart and I haven't been at all close to the new car lol

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@QuittingGirl, I had to look back at my post as it was in 2019. Also it only had 22,000 miles on and was a 2007 so it was 12 years old. I ended up getting about $16,000 from insurance and the other cars insurance paid my $1000 deductible since it was her fault.

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That sucks @QuittingGirl, thankful that your hubby is ok though. I had the same thing happen to my 13 year old car with only 36,000 or so miles on it. And yes, the insurance Co did total it. I was devastated but as it turned out I purchased a car that was only two years old and looked just like my old SUV and I love it . Hopefully you'll find that too. I'm very glad that you realized that giving up your awesome quit wasn't going to do a dang bit of good or change the situation so well done ☺. Oh and give your momma a hug for not giving you a cigarette if you asked!

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