Living On A Very Low Income - Low Income Living Tips On $300 A Month
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- Living On A Very Low Income - Low Income Living Tips On $300 A Month
In this video, I share low income living tips from when I was living on a very low income. I managed to live on a low income budget and still have a very nice life.
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During this pandemic our schools will give you food for breakfast and lunch for each child while they are on line learning. I use what they give them and manage to feed the whole family. It is possible you just have to think outside the box. When you have the mind set to live as frugal as possible it gives you freedom to be debt free and savings.
My parents were both young adults rendered homeless during the Depression (my dad because his parents died, my mother because their home was destroyed in a flood). They each moved out of state to live with relatives until they could get on their feet financially. My mother got a job at a Mexican restaurant in Texas, hand sewed the required uniform, washed it out by hand every night, ironed it, walked to work 6 days a week, 10 hours a day. She got 2 free meals a day at work, so that's all she ate. Her pay was $1.00 per day + tips, and she said that there weren't many. Her boarding house charged $2:40 a week. She bought clothes for hrrself and actually saved money to help her elderly parents. She and my dad were the strongest people and the best with money I've ever known. They always did what had to be done and I never heard them complain about anything. I wish I was more like them.
I want to say thank you for how you presented this current video. You used a few keys words, you takes about how “it not fun” and depending on the individual situation it can be downright miserable And uncomfortable. It can be done, but it might not be comfortable. It can be done, a person will probably not freeze, or stave to death, but there might be ice on the windows and days of hunger, it might be uncomfortable.
But thank you for normalizing these thrifty habits.
i realize it is kinda off topic but do anyone know a good place to stream newly released tv shows online ?
@@Mingowildcat admirable and resourceful how they survived. My kind of people.
You brought back a memory of our early years of marriage. We were so broke! Our "date night" was walking 10 blocks to the Circle K gas station, buying a 50 cent soda and splitting it on the way home. We could only afford to do it about every other week. It actually was very nice. This was in 1986. My husband was going to college on the GI bill. We got $450 a month and our rent was $250. It was really tight! Oh, and we were expecting our first child!
So you were that broke but thought throwing a kid in the mix would be a good idea? Makes sense
@@ALB6969 Life goes on..no big deal
@@frankhasan1 tell that to the kids
@@ALB6969 I agree with you.
Some of the best memories are made this way ❤
"You do the hard things that have to be done." I love that. Diane in NC
When I was in nursing school, I lived on $300 a month as well, I boarded at a friends grandmothers house. You do what you have to do, I can remember when my now husbands mother gave me a bag of squash one time and I ate squash for a week. Now our life is good, really good, we have no bills, however I still live the same way and we are able to help our boys, because we remember how hard it was starting out. We have been married for 33 years and appreciate everything we have.
I saved $142 just with your inspiration of sucking it up. I took paper clip & a couple tools & rebuilt my broken frames for my glasses. Love the right to repair. Thank you for the reminder anything is possible with what limited resources we have as individuals.
Depression or not, inflation or not. Being frugal is our responsibility. Thank you for your inspiration!
Surtout dans votre pays , sa a l'air très compliqué. Des grands enfants très depensiers de par le système.
Hello from Greece. I binge watched Penny Pinching Mama. Great series, wonderful testimony, inspirational.
In the series you mentioned Tightwad Press!! That influenced me too. 57 years old, no debt, paid house.
Great job Tarwa, keep up the good work.
I do all you "did nots" now! I live on $1500 a month. No tv, no beauty appointments, no new anything (thrift & second hand only), I don't eat out, I combine trips for necessary shopping because I live an hour from shopping (I shop twice a month). I have never had A/C or a dishwasher. I walk, if possible (I live rural). I cook all my meals at home from scratch and take a lunch & snacks for the day. I don't drink alcohol or pop. I don't have subscriptions for anything. I don't wear makeup..... If I can live without it, I do.
$1500 covers my housing costs, insurances, fuel, heat, power, phone/internet, groceries, hygiene & necessities, dog food. I have lived below the poverty line my entire life....
My furniture, clothing, appliances, car, etc are all thrifted & second hand.
to avoid turning on heat I did aerobics in my apartment every day which increased my internal body temp. I also used baths to stay warm....heated up my body in hot bath and then left water in tub till evening, topped it off with more hot water to warm my body up again. I forget why I did that so i’ll assume water was included with rent or much less than heat.
Treated myself to a $1 taco at Taco Bell (next door)after church every sunday . I joined hiking club for free. Funny, I was never in better physical shape than when I had no money!
That was awesome!
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Yup. I did all of that ( not by choice) . The library was my second home. Food stamps, no car, thrift stores, and lots of loyal friends that were very supportive and generous with their hand me downs. ** in good condition. I was lucky enough to get section eight.
We had 7 kids. I grew up with a mom who lived through the depression and WWII rationing. As a kid we didn't have a lot, but mom did many frugal things that stuck with me too. We raised our kids on hubby's salary. Cloth diapers, canning, sewing, thrift stores, Aldi, food co-op were just some of the things we did to stretch his income.
Your parents should have realized birth control was cheaper.
A big part of the problem is that so many of us are lazy (including me). We want tips for ways to make it easy to save money. Saving money almost always requires more work. Convenience is expensive. Good video.
Such an insightful comments. People want the easy way out instead of doing whatever it takes
Even till today despite the high groceries prices, I know for a fact that a person can eat definitely feed on $100 a month, and feed very well on $150 a month if one shops at Walmart : this will include veggies and some meat.
One can eveb save extra if they shop at Aldi or Costco but Walmart is very common in most states and places in the US.
However the person will have to repeat a lot of meals and eat basic meals e.g bread and eggs, potatoes and eggs, protein spaggeti, rice, mixed vegetables and cheap Walmart broccoli for veggies and some cheap meats.
No Soda, some apple juice once in a while.
Gowberw mosy people can't lice on $600 becusee of high rent , health insurance and car insurance but I know someone can live on $1,000 - $1,200 if one's rent is as love as $500 or $600.
I also lived in poverty when I was first on my own for many years. You do what you have to do. Now I’m a nurse and I live well below my means.
The way the economy is going, people need to sharpen their skills, and get creative to barter for things. I love hearing about your life, striving to survive but smelling the roses on the way.
Tawra, dear heart, there’s no reason to continuously justify your style of delivery. Your channel is, clearly, all about “how you can”, and not about “how you cannot”. Just delete the “Negative Nancy” naysayers and save your effort and emotional energy for the people who look forward to your tips, tricks, and advice. I recommend that you not even try to justify yourself to people who are committed to misunderstanding you.
Love your stories about being frugal. I grew up in the same way in the 80s.. and my mom bought a house to. It was small and cozy and we lived on 600 a month . It was hard but she did what she had to do to take care of my brother and me. She never complained. She worked 2 jobs and I helped at age 12 babysitting. Thank you for what you do. Your give the best financial advice.
You where a smart girl , that make you appreciate things in life more . I feel that I've was a single parent for years . You learn and watch what you do . It can be done working hard but my children never went without . Your lessons can inspire people !!!
Great video!!! I started working at 13 babysitting & I would always give my mom 1/2 or all of my earrings to help out, I tell my kids all the time take out is not an option it’s a treat or a luxury. I learned to grocery shop for the month from my mom, she had to be on food stamps due to being disabled in her late 30’s. She bought 1 pkg of sandwich cookies that was the only junk food we ever had. We stood in food lines as you see today to get government food & food pantries. I learned to cook at 13. Your not judging your honest!
I exchanged yard work for learning how to make gravy as a young adult. I totally understand why we're kindred spirit, it's because I have been in your shoes and had some of the same experiences. Keep up the good work and may God continue to Bless you Tawra and family!!
Living a very low income, frugal life may not always be easy, but it’s very rewarding in a lot of ways. And you’re right, we CAN do it. Our ancestors lived on much less many years ago…and I’d venture to say they were also happier than a lot of people are these days. People have become trained/accustomed to believing they can’t do things that our ancestors proved we actually CAN do.
Amazing how you relish small things when you have almost nothing!!
I’m thankful that I was able to get a car this year, but now I realize how hard it is to add more payments to my low-income job. I’m glad I found your video! Thank you for sharing 🌸
I would go through this process of crying about it then I’d get mad and then I’d figure it out. Took some time (a couple of hours) then I was ready to conquer the world.
God bless you so much for your pep talk is going to get me through cuz I'm only making $600 per month to live on but your little pep talk about not whining and carrying on and doing what I could do thank you so much
I got really excited when i saved up enough for my first mop n bucket so i didnt have to get on my knees to clean my floors everyone else couldnt understand it lol
My heating is on low. I open windows in the summer for air. I try to buy as much as I can in sales and second hand.
You can’t always get away with doing without some things like Air Conditioning. In the few days it was taking to get an AC man out to repair our Air Conditioner, my little girl was stricken with a serious episode of heat exhaustion and had to be rushed to the doctor. They had to ice her down and I didn’t think she would ever stop throwing up. The doctor said we couldn’t take her back into that environment. We had to go to my mother’s and stay there until the AC was repaired. We live in Mobile, Al and the heat combined with the humidity in summer here can be deadly as is the case in many areas of our country. Heat-related deaths are numerous, especially among the older population.
I’m all for cutting your coat to fit your cloth (an old saying about managing your money) but some things must be considered and the health & well-being of your family should be your top priority.
I've been following you guys for years and you give a lot of good tips and tricks and they can be found on your FREE wedsite. Thanks for all you do.
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Makes you wonder how people survived for all those years before electricity and AC in Mobile, AL. There must have been a way that they used to cool down.
@@dazywings Global warming has made everywhere hotter so I bet things weren't quite as bad back then. Houses also had higher ceilings so the heat would rise.
@@dazywings we have hotter temps these days. The earth is getting warmer.
I like that you put the video clip of you when you were young. Great videos and helpful tips.
can only do this if you already own your home or have no rent ?
Good Advice Tawra! I am SSI and rarely go out to eat, unless a friend invites me, or I get a coupon, which is rare. I do get SNAP and due to the fact that I recently had Cancer I buy Organic Meats and Some veg. I am very picky about what I do eat and of course can't buy everything organic. I buy a package of organic thighs that may have 5 or 6 thighs that's a whole weeks worth of meals for me. I eat breakfast and dinner. I think people just don't like to be out of their comfort zones, but like you said "You do the hard things that have to be done." Thank you for sharing. By the way my Sister gifted me your Gluten Free Cookbook and I really Like it!🤗💗
Great tips! We spent years doing most of those things when our children were little, as it was just how it was! I'm thankful for those years now, as it makes me see the many blessings we had then & now.🥰Blessings from South Australia💕🐨
I love you.... I have often follow your advise and will forever be grateful to you and yours.
I’m accumulating your good advice about frugality. My life situation has changed, and I will need to be implementing these cost savers. Thanks!!
You are an angel ma'am! This video brings back memories of a time I lived in a country home (central illinois) and winter hit. With just enough money to pay the electric bill there was no heat and no water. I imported water from the nearest town and wore multiple layers of cloths plus Carharts to bed. An electric blanket was my lifesaver. At any rate thank you for sharing your tips and tricks, there are many of us that will benefir from your knowledge. God bless you =)
I just want to thank you for all of your valuable info and tips. Life has become hard for so many. Thank you for sharing, you are appreciated so much! God bless you!
I have been a fan of I u and ur family since u wrote the not just beans cookbook (which I still have) i too have lived living in a low income and yes it's hard. But it can be done. The best advice I got growing up is work in a restaurant you will never go hungry. And that is true. I was a single parent. And I worked not only as a waitress. But I took in ironing and I cleaned houses and delivered newspapers too. Like you. I did what I had to do in order to survive. And raise my child. Ur advice and books. Have helped me and my family so much we r so grateful to all u have helped us thru. I pray daily corny and ur family. I truly r a blessing from GOD
Getting supplies from estate sales - GENIUS!!!
I understand. Over 40 years ago, I worked 2-3 jobs so I could pay my way through college, and I still use some of those strategies from those days. There are many things a person can do to save money with just a little creativity.
i remember living in a place that was 110f I used to wet and freeze my linen so i could sleep at night and by morning the sheets were dry and hot again
Great Job! Makes me motivated to cut down on my expenses.
I agree with all your tips except the air conditioner. Not smart to go without it in 110 degree weather. You can't get through it if you're dead from heat stroke. At least see if you can stay with a friend who has an air conditioner on those really bad days.
Thanks for speaking the hard truths and encouraging others! I have referred so many of my friends and family to your channel and books! I have always said that you have made Titus 2:4 come to life for me. I started watching your channel when I first got married 5 years ago and have been a big fan ever since! Thank you for allowing God to use you as a vessel for encouragement and truth! We love you guys!
I told my brother and his wife about this channel because they’re always struggling...they don’t want to know! Their excuse is that they’re struggling because they have three kids and l don’t understand what they’re going through because l’m single, don’t have children and l’m debt free. I said to them on many occasions that l became debt free because l changed my mindset and started listening to frugal people. They refuse to listen, so now l just let them be!
Love this video.
I am currently in school full time, paid for out of pocket. I have a really sporadic schedule where some weeks at my job I can't get a shift that works with my school schedule, and school always comes first. I'm early 30s and this is the first time in my adult life I've been without full-time income.
Things I don't do:
Pay for haircuts (I'm kinda non-traditional and have a buzzcut, and I do them myself at home.) Helps save a lot on haircare in general too because when my hair is long, it's thick and I go through shampoo and conditioner very fast.
Pay for coffee. I'm actually working to cut caffeine so I don't have any kind of dependency on it.
Eat out. I rarely ever ate out anyway, but now I don't do it at all because of how ridiculously expensive it is.
Buy new clothes (or buy much of anything at all.) I have plenty of clothes and shoes that I've accumulated over the years, and I don't need to add to it. If I do encounter a need in my wardrobe, I'll try to find what I need secondhand.
Buy books. I love the library and the Libby app.
Drive a fancy car. I've actually had an old Prius for years now and definitely won't be changing that as long as I can help it. It's strange that people look down on others who have old cars, but I associate it with 'stealth wealth' a lot of the time lol.
Buy makeup or excessive skincare. I haven't worn makeup in over ten years because I couldn't wear it anyway at my old job. As far as skincare, I buy three basic things that are a generic brand, and don't replace them until they're empty.
I also ask for 'luxury' things like nice scented bar soaps, lotions, candles, etc for Christmas. Also have a little wishlist of books that I want that the library doesn't have. It feels a lot more exciting and rewarding to receive these kinds of things as a gift rather than giving myself instant gratification and just mindlessly buying it for myself.
I wish more people realized they're capable of living more frugally rather than digging the debt hole even deeper with their mindless consumption day by day. I worked in banking for awhile and it was sad to see people coming in and refinancing their houses to pay off their 30 maxed out credit cards. It really shifted my perspective on money a lot!
I love checking out Wal-Mart's clearance food section. Got 4 big boxes of Name-brand cereal for $.75 each. Will last for a while. I work gig jobs despite chronic illnesses: genetically glitch heart, cancer survivor (aggressive stage 3 oral squamous cell carcinoma), radiation induced hypothyroidism, chemo has messed with my kidneys, chronic anemia, hypertension, chronic exhaustion, peri-menopause. Cleared to work full-time as if I was completely healthy 😒.
I’m so glad to hear that you survived your cancer, and I wish you continued healing. My husband had surgery 4 weeks ago for stage 2 oral squamous cell carcinoma and thankfully won’t need radiation (many, many people have been praying for him). Take care.
Adorable doggie. Oh, how we all looked in the 80's, Lol.🙂
Setting priorities, being responsible, and delayed gratification. Great job!
I like the idea of combining trips to save gas
Same kind of thing happened to me. I started working as soon as I turned 16. I worked enough to pay into the system to get SSI and I got SSDI because of my mental illness. I was 20 when I was diagnosed.
I am amazed at how wasteful people can be. I am 49 now. I have always been frugal. I have a hard time not trying to repurpose everything.
Very imaginative…in the Bay Area I live well on 1600$ a month, including once a week cafes. Minimal driving in an older Corolla as well as two simple meals a day. Much fun.
I have fibro! It's so hard to function when you are in constant pain and fatigued. How are you feeling these days? Hope you are doing better ❤❤❤
Hi fellow CF sufferer! I've personally found a very counter intuitive treatment that's helped me greatly. Anger management.
My therapist told me that if were bottle emotions up for a long time, or don't speak out about hurt done to us, to the point where we numb it out, we can carry rage within our bodies and that's deeply exausting. I know, there is ofc a viral reason, but it can make symptoms a lot worse.
Since I've been doing some techniques my energy levels have increased dramatically.
I'd never want to assume about your story, but I'm eager to help you if I can.
Hope this helps, Love from the UK x
This was very insightful & inspiring. ♡♡ thank you. You gave me some ideas!
Love this video. Wow! You are a strong woman. I sure do admire you.
I am all for frugal living but I think it can be taken to far that life becomes unenjoyable
I believe she is speaking of not just frugal living , but just surviving when you only have very limited funds.❤
When my parents divorced, we lived with my dad. Both of my parents fought for this because they knew if we lived with my mom we would've ended up on Welfare. Then my grandparents moved in to help out. We were very lucky. Mom picked us up on.the weekends (not overnight usually because she had to work). Our town is on the shoreline and has a good drive or a great place to walk. We would buy a huge soda for 59 cents and drive by the beach and share the sode. Or we would take our allowance we earned by doing chores and treat mom to lunch at Friendly's, and walk the mall if the weather was bad. Hanging out with mom was usually a fun, silly time. We never spent much money if we spent any at all.
Fibromyalgia is evil I’ve decided. I get up and do something so I’m not just “laying and hurting”, so I do something, then I’m in so much pain I have to lay back down. So I feel you. Right now I’m barely making it off $432 a month, and that’s only because the landlord got the COVID forbearance. So once my disability gets approved I have to back pay. But I keep my bills so low ( $239 a month not counting rent) that I’m able to do it and still had left over money. I don’t know if I had a ton of debt I would’ve made it the last 3 months. These are amazing tips! I should note I am still supporting my 21 year old and 13 year old with not child support. It can be done.
Love your stories of the past
Keep them coming girl
I appreciate and respect you for your style of living !
I can stand higher heat, and cold when I am alone, but when you have a pet(s), you need to keep them comfortable. So, not having a pet in such hard times can really save you money. But, you have to decide between physical comfort and emotional comfort. Pets address the emotional needs when you need comfort the most. So I have the AC on for my lovely cat for an extra 2 - 3 hours during the hottest part of a Summer day, and call it a medical need, not an indulgence.
Otherwise, I bought a gigantic (2 foot wide) fan made for warehouses/garages. It is loud, and blows up a storm, but it helps me to not have to use my AC until those 2 - 3 hottest hours. Sometimes I will spray a little water on myself and wet down the cat with a wet rag (don't use a sprayer - it scares them). The evaporation is cooling. Then, my kitty and I are both OK throughout the day.
I think animals are made to live in the all types of weather conditions unless it's a reptile. You are a kind pet owner.❤
I watched HGTV for hours when I had cable, so I know what it was like to watch those over and over, 😂, but cable got too expensive, so I dropped it. My brother heats with pallets. My heat is 65, no a/c, unless it’s so hot I can’t sleep.Cool antiques! The antique market is low, so now’s the time to buy.
Thanks for sharing that show us it can be done!!! For some reason God let you go the route you did and you still made it!!🤗
I really enjoyed this video. You are amazing. Love your channel ✌🏽
Awww the good old days of HGTV!!
I'd love to hear what some of your grocery buys and meals were on this budget. I have your 2nd cookbook and GF cookbook - love them both!
I doubt the same exact things will keep you at or under $300 today, inflation being what it is. But useful to know to help keep costs as far down as possible of course.
Its disgusting HOW people react to what needs to be done to stay off welfare..to be uncomfortable..they dont want to improve their situation. They want people to feel sorry for them because they are lovers of self. Yes..SELFISH...thanks Jill and Tawra..
How do you find ways to bater for things like the washer and I notice one thing your house is very simple no cluttered with stuff.I like that.
My mom moved away and I’m living in a van rn, trying to save as much money as a I can to put myself through film school so I can win the Oscar for best director one day :) thanks for your tips
Dang humbled
I do that whenever possible, get a bunch of cleaning supplies from estate sales, usually a .25 cents or less!
Exactly! You do for yourself or do without.
So, you got $300 from SSD and part time job. Not just $300. It still was hard to get by. Bartering is great way to get what you need.
Little trick to save money on eye glasses. Go to thrift store find a pair of glasses frame you like. Take your prescription and glasses frame to ask them to use your frames.
I didn't always have a part time job.
Have had a hard life i have lived it to age 55 when my 26 year old orders clothes une easarily and ptoducts of amazon then tisses them out i get so uoset of the waste
I'm enjoying this series Twara.....I love to year hear people stories. It inspires me.
I house sat for a couple and took care of their puppies!
Thanks Tara for all your tips and information.. I love all your videos.
Thank you for your videos
What did you do for rent? Is that included in the $300? Thanks for your tips!
You must be from WA state because you pronounce “wash” with a strong R sound: “waRsh” (I’m the same! LOL)
I love shopping at thrift stores, garage sales and free items on nature strips or friends furniture give-aways. Can you give some tips on do it yourself haircuts and bangs.
It is great, that u model, for those, who think , it is impossible. God bless and He Did, for all ur effort. 🙏❤️🌟👍👏🤟⭐️
I think that is the kicker... having to do without is how it’s done... but we hate to do without... heat and air seem like essentials but if we could just have the bare basic of the essentials and not have the heat running so you can wear shorts in the winter 🥶 you will be good lol
That you for this reminder of how to just live within your means, whatever that is. I'm sorry you have an illness that makes this your story, I wish we took better care of folks like yourself. We are all just a few paychecks from poverty.
I have these conditions and I’ve been struggling for year with my health. I think it’s rare for people to get disability foe these conditions. I have to work two part time jobs and a resell side hustle to make it work. I have times where I feel good and times I crash hard if I over do it.
I raised 3 kids on $350 month by raising my own food, walked to my part time job & didn't receive any govt assistance of any kind. This day & age, that would not be possible without help from someone ..
This assumes you live in a rural area, or anywhere with very low rent costs. I live in the Northeast near a large city, and around there, someone with this little money could never find anything for $250 or anything like that. It also assumes that those who are poor 1) all drive, and 2) all live in rural areas where they can grow veggies, as I gather from this that your garden helped to sustain you for the summer.
I thought money was tight for me, but hearing your story put things into perspective. Subscribing!
Keep going knowing this time will pass. When I was in college, I had to support myself the first year. I ate 1/2 cup of Raisin Bran with 6-8 oz of milk. Lunch was 1/2 a tuna/mayo with 1/2 slice of cheese with one leaf lettuce on bread (salt&pepper) and 1/2 an apple. Dinner was the other half of the sandwich and 1/2 banana. Everything was bought on sale with a coupon. I drove once a week for groceries if I needed anything. But it could be 2+ weeks before I shopped. I walked everywhere, to college, all over campus, to public library. Made do with the clothes I had for 18 mo and then bought end of season marked way down replacement pieces now and then. I doubt I bought 10 things in 3 years. I piece was paid for by my employer because of a chemical spill. My big indulgence was after getting high paying job (more than minimum wag) was a soda a day, I would sip on ( a 16oz) it throughout the day. Always bought as a 6pack on a great sale. My room rent was $200 a month the first 9 months.
mmmh, beans & rice sounds super good actually 😋 its all about how you cook & season it tbh!! But I'm also disabled 😕 my husband and I will be living in a stationary rv to offset crazy housing bills. I will have a large 110 lb service dog along for the ride! 🦮
I’ve used a good amount of advice from your website and it can be done. Life wasn’t meant to be easy.
Some of my best memories are being newly married and saving for a deposit on a house. Luckily we live in Australia, in a mild climate, so heating wasn't an issue. Cooling, was a wet towel in front of the fan. Looking back, these were good times.
What year was this?
Great video. Are you from Kentucky
Very good
Thanks for the tips! Did I miss something...how much was rent?
It's a very sad story. The girl is beautiful, honest, knows life and is still young. The story is about survival. It is a very good story to teach people to survive. But nobody wants to survive all life. My recommendation is to be getting education at the same time. What is good about the girl is that she has become business oriented. Even from her misery she is trying to make business. It is good because if she studies, she will see many more ways to business. She will learn to buy a new car and make money for good meals, new clothes and have a good life, having respect for herself and teaching others to do the same: study, work, start her own business, help others and enjoy life.
Good ideas thank you. 😊
What kind of exercise do you do since you have fibromyalgia? I’m trying to find exercise that might work for me I have cerebral palsy that affects my left side of my body so it’s hard trying to do certain workouts when you can’t move your left side body very well. So any tips would be helpful thanks. BTW I agree with you I live very frugal thanks to my Grandma raising me she grew up in the depression and passed her wisdom on to me. When I was little I didn’t know there was furniture stores I thought it all come from thrift or yard sale we never bought new.😊
I just do elliptical with some weights. You may just have to keep trying different things to see what will work for you.
Thank You I do use exercise bike but want to try workout videos but my coordination and balance is really poor. Thank for your help
Maybe seated exercise would work for you
@@emmacassidy8482 oh yeah I forgot that pbs kera tv use to have a early morning exercise program seating fit for seniors. Thank You