Most of you reading this know first hand how difficult of a road it is to recover from a stroke(s)

Our brain turns to mush. Up is down and down is up.
Lives are shattered personally, mentally/emotionally, physically,socially, financially and unfortunately sometimes even spiritually.

Those who know me know that I have dedicated my life to doing what I can to help empower other survivors to strive to become their best selves in spite of their strokes.

Happily I am not alone as many of you are on our Pages every day following our motto to Give, Help, Inspire.

We do our best and I think we do a darn good job.
We can and do offer help Mentally/Emotionally, Physically. Socially and even Spiritually.

The one area where we can offer very little at best however is financial.

It is truly heart breaking watching people struggle financially with deciding whether to buy food or meds.
What goes first the cable or the cell phone?
The children's education or your retirement?
We see people having to live in places they would rather not be with people who are not good for their recovery.
We see relationships crumble.
We see bankruptcies.

Poverty does provide us with many valuable lessons, however.

One good lesson is that we learn that can do more with less.

But that's about the only good thing I can say about poverty.

Basically poverty sucks

 

This is why I have a new mission along with maintaining Strokes Suck, and that is introducing as many healthy people (our love ones and friends) to a brand new life insurance product that pays the insured a percentage of the death benefit BEFORE they die.

 

That's right, The New Life Insurance will give you the option to collect up to 90% of the death benefit when the insured suffers something major like a stroke, heart attack or cancer and they can no longer work.

 

I don't know about you but a couple of hundred thousand dollars would have come in pretty handy four and a half years ago when I had my first stroke. 

 

It's too late for most of us because you must be healthy to be approved for this product but we all know someone in our family or circle of friends who would benefit from having this policy in place before something bad happens.

 

And we know it can happen don't we?

 

7 out of 10 people will experience one of the big 3 before they reach 65.  

 

The average age of stroke, heart attack or cancer is 43 

 

 

 

We know the pain first hand.

 

It's our duty to save our loved ones from the ravages of financial and personal ruin by simply telling them about this New Life Insurance.

 

The beauty of it is that it does not cost any more than what they are presently paying.

 

But they do need to be healthy

 

Simply ask them if they suffered a stroke, heart attack or contracted cancer what would they rather receive.

 

A GET WELL CARD OR A CHECK?

 

Have them ask me about The New Life Insurance 

 

the kind that you don't have to die to collect.

Bob Miller

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