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  My Story on Legal Empowerment, by A...
  ARAG plan member, Alejandra Rodriguez, relays how she used arag's Do-It-Yourself legal documents to get a full voucher for a missed international airline ticket. Learn more at araggroup.com. Insurance products are underwritten by ARAG® Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa, guideone® Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa or guideone Specialty Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa. Service products are provided by ARAG LLC, ARAG Services LLC or Advisory Communication Systems Inc, depending on the product and state. Some products are only available through membership in the ARAG Association LC. This material is for illustrative purposes only and is not a contract. For terms, benefits or exclusions, call our toll-free number. ©2010 ARAG - All Rights Reserved.
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  What Makes ARAG a Great Place To Wo...
  Cam Sutton discusses what makes ARAG a great place to work. He also highlights the company's recent award as one of the "Best Places to Work" in the insurance industry. Learn more at araggroup.com/careers. Insurance products are underwritten by ARAG® Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa, guideone® Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa or guideone Specialty Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa. Service products are provided by ARAG LLC, ARAG Services LLC or Advisory Communication Systems Inc, depending on the product and state. Some products are only available through membership in the ARAG Association LC. This material is for illustrative purposes only and is not a contract. For terms, benefits or exclusions, call our toll-free number. ©2010 ARAG - All Rights Reserved.
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  My Story on Working with ARAG Attor...
  Gina Rupert enrolled for an ARAG legal plan through her employer. ARAG has helped her make legal decisions and craft a living will within the time constraints of her busy schedule. Learn more at araggroup.com. Insurance products are underwritten by ARAG® Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa, guideone® Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa or guideone Specialty Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa. Service products are provided by ARAG LLC, ARAG Services LLC or Advisory Communication Systems Inc, depending on the product and state. Some products are only available through membership in the ARAG Association LC. This material is for illustrative purposes only and is not a contract. For terms, benefits or exclusions, call our toll-free number. ©2010 ARAG - All Rights Reserved.
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  My Story on Property Disputes, by C...
  Christine Robinson discusses how her ARAG attorney helped resolve a dispute with a neighbor after a hurricane caused damage to her property and to an adjoining neighbor's yard. Learn more at araggroup.com. Insurance products are underwritten by ARAG® Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa, guideone® Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa or guideone Specialty Mutual Insurance Company of West Des Moines, Iowa. Service products are provided by ARAG LLC, ARAG Services LLC or Advisory Communication Systems Inc, depending on the product and state. Some products are only available through membership in the ARAG Association LC. This material is for illustrative purposes only and is not a contract. For terms, benefits or exclusions, call our toll-free number. ©2010 ARAG - All Rights Reserved.

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  Allsorts Dog Rescue - Poppy the Lur...
  WARNING : HAVE A BOX OF TISSUES HANDY BEFORE READING THIS. Here we have Poppy, she is a Lurcher. She is about 9 years old and she needs a home. Why ? Because her daddy is very very ill in hosptal and probably won't be coming home. She is currently in a foster home, and the first picture shows her in her basket curled up with one of her dads slippers. She sleeps with that slipper all the time as it still smells of him. Poppy spent almost all of her life with him, she ate with him, went out with him and slept curled up close to where he slept. Its little wonder she looks so sad. Her whole world has been turned upside down and we have no way of explaining to her that it WILL be allright. That is to say, it will be allright if someone can find it in their heart to give Poppy the old age she deserves. She is living with a few other dogs and gets on well with them. She plays well with a couple of the younger ones and LOVES her walks and playing in the park. She is extremely sweet and friendly and loves a reassuring stroke and cuddle. She eats well and otherwise is fit. At her age it will be difficult to get insurance for her. Which given the governments plans to force insurance on all dogs should make everyone with a dog sit up and take notice ! So, the bottom line is .... you are here reading this because you are looking for a dog that needs a home ? Well, here is a dog that REALLY needs a home. How can you say no ? .............
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  Suddenly Her Husband Needed Long Te...
  It can be instructive to consider not just what long term care insurance professionals recommend, but what they do -- for their own personal protection. A good example is the case of Kim Galatolo, an agent with LTC Financial Partners LLC (LTCFP) -- www.ltcfp.com -- one of the nations most experienced long term care insurance agencies. In California, where Galatolo lives and works, the firm is known as LTC Partners & Insurance Services, LLC. Nearly six years ago, at the urging of a friend, Galagolo joined LTCFP as a recruiter. Soon she learned that more money was to be made in sales, so she took the training and became a certified agent. It wouldn't do, she reasoned, to offer policies to others while she and her husband had none. So her first customers were herself and Michael. The policy she chose had a relatively low monthly premium and covered a defined set of benefits. She wasn't concerned about the policy type because "we really didn't need it, we were too young." Later a colleague persuaded her to upgrade to a more expensive policy with no limits on what the benefit payments might be used for, and no need to supply claims documentation. The switch made sense to her because, "I imagined myself in the future when I was a doddering, fragile, grey-haired old lady with dementia. Would I really want to work with claims and keep my receipts and figure out where they were? No." Soon she would be very glad of her decision. Galotolo and her husband were not only relatively <b>...</b>
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  Gastric Bypass Poem I wrote...
  A poem I wrote about my gastric bypass adventure. Enjoy! :) GASTRIC BYPASS ADVENTURE: Captured by a picture, my plump butt sat still, a secret plan to delete it would be such a thrill. I wouldnt have to stare at the disgusting rolls of my tummy, even though I knew all that food I ate was yummy. I gathered up the courage to look into gastric bypass, No longer would I be the reason for them to harass. I saw all the things Id have to give up eating, and laughed because there would be no more cheating. No eating that donut when I said the last was the last; not even if I did that throughout my whole past. Only but an ounce to eat at the beginning, but that is just fine because then Ill be winning! The pounds will fall off like the ones I once ate, and for once in my life my body will be straight. No curvy here or rolls there, Nothing but thinness everywhere. I wouldnt be teased when that stupid chair breaks, Just an oh that must be a faulty chair for heaven sakes!. No being told I cannot fit in the seat, for I have just won the race of defeat! Into the surgeons office I pranced with a smile, knowing that this surgery would be all worthwhile. I filled out my papers in a jiffy, They faxed them over to my insurance real quickly. Youre approved said the lady in a bland tone, YES, I love you! I screamed in her ear through the phone. I sat in the hospital waiting to be brought back, My surgeons were mixed up - such communication they lack! The mix up was fixed and they brought me <b>...</b>
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  JUNE 2010 DEADLINE FOR SBA DISASTER...
  SMALL BUSINESSES ALSO SUFFERED BUT HELP IS AVAILABLE THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS JUNE 2010 TO SBA DISASTER We can remember how so many families suffered loss on September 21, 2009 when the flood waters swept through Georgia and Cobb County. A group of us came together as Concerned Pastors, Elder, Ministers, Missionaries, Evangelist and Laity along with the Beacon of Hope to work with community. I attended a Prayer Breakfast on Saturday morning and Im still feasting off the message from Commissioner Sam Olens who reminded us of the importance of how important our work is in community, through the churches, the Pastors, organizations and leaders. Sometimes we get tired but the bible said dont get weary in well doing; dont faint, because He can mount us upon wings like an eagle. We shall run and not fall nor get weary in well doing. He will prosper us, as it is said in the book of Nehemiah. Sometime we have to tell ourselves hold on as worker in the vineyard, but help does come. As we met today, February 25, 2010 at the hour of 10 AM, it went through my mind again as we rushed to the meeting making sure business owners were there knowing we are helper one to the other. We were welcomed into the house of the Small Business Administration to learn of help which is still available for small businesses who were affected by the disasters. Everyone left the meeting with knowledge and hope. Back in September we hosted many community meeting in the churches with strong support from SBA <b>...</b>