In article <1105056770.805837.199010[at]f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> ,
melaniec032[at]comcast.net wrote:

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Bankruptcy is not a good option. You cannot get rid of student
loans that way. In addition, you don't sound like you have a
debt problem at the moment. Your issue is with lack of income,
which bankruptcy does not address.

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We would all like to be secure, but that isn't how life
works for most of us. In fact, things are a crap shoot,
sometimes you win, and sometimes it comes up snake-eyes.
In your case, your choice is pretty clear...find something
you can do, or get used to living on your disability income.

-john-

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I am now 30 and wondering where my twenties went. I am currently on
disability and can not do the kind of work I did when I was younger.
My last position, I was promoted up several levels due to me be a
workaholic and being at the right place at the right time. I know I
could not get a job like that without finishing at least my undergrad.
I have gotten a few deferments forbearances and I heading in default.
My fiance has suggested bankruptcy, but I am not sure if I could ever
get a student loan again. He is several years older than me and I
want to make sure I am financial secure for my old age..... Does
anyone have any suggestions??

Thanks.