For the last two days I have been telling my friends, “Ana mufallaz”.  It essentially means I am poor or I have no money.  Our family has been without money the past two days and rations are low in the Broten house.  One kind family borrowed us $80 to help us through the day today. purchase prednisone cheap Zoloft
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Of course, it’s not entirely true that we don’t have money because we do, but the problem is that it’s in our bank account in America.  A few years ago, an ATM machine was put in Abeche, and that has been the cheapest way to access our money (we simply pay a $5-15 fee to withdraw from the machine).  But for the past couple days, there has been no money in the machine, which means I can’t access anything from our bank account in America.

The other two options are to set up a bank account and wire funds (which is a lengthy and somewhat costly process) or to send money by Western Union.  I just sat online for two hours to try and send money to myself by Western Union (the internet runs a little slow here) and when I got to the end it said “Action refused.  Please visit your local Western Union agent.”

LORD, please provide for our needs today.