Rob & Tanya — Arizona
“I was diagnosed with cancer back in 1993 and I’ve been taking chemo for about twelve years now. It was hard, but I managed to work at my job up until November of 2003. Money was always a problem and it was getting bigger all the time. But one day I was visiting my Dad—who also had cancer—and I picked up his copy of CURE Magazine, which is where I saw your Fifth Season ad. My first thought was ‘What’s the catch?’ but then I decided I’d give it a shot and just see where things went with it. I figured that if it gave me any chance at all to relieve myself of the huge financial stress I was living under it would be worth going for. Now I’m glad I did, because it turned out to be the easy solution your ad promised.
“Now I don’t wake up everyday and think about a mountain of bills that need to be dealt with. I’m almost completely out of debt and my little boys—4th and 5th graders—can see their Dad being happier and more relaxed instead of stressed out all the time. That’s what the help from Fifth Season has really done for me and my family—made it possible for us to relax and get the most out of everyday life.
“It’s important to me to be able to spend this quality time with my wife and two little boys, and it makes me feel much more positive. That has a lot to do with beating cancer, I’m sure of it.
“The help you get from Fifth Season doesn’t just provide relief for the patient. It also helps to lift the spirits and hope of the entire family. Now I’m just focusing on being a happier person around my family instead of letting the cancer get me down. I want my boys to see me living with an upbeat attitude instead of seeing me stressed out and worried about money all the time. Fifth Season’s help has made it possible for me to be the kind of Dad I really want to be, regardless of the cancer and chemo.
“To tell you the truth, one of the biggest things that helped me decide to go with you guys at Fifth Season was the part about not having to pay taxes on the money you advanced me from my life insurance policy. I probably would have thought twice about it if I’d been obligated to pay taxes on the funds, so I was really happy to know that all of the money we got would be ours to use however we wanted to. Another thing that convinced me was the fact that you guys pay the premiums on my policy, so I didn’t lose my disability income. If you find yourself in my situation with cancer, this is just an all-around solid deal.
“As far as the application and paperwork and all of that stuff, well, I’m just not into dealing with a lot of technical mumbo-jumbo, as I call it. Everything was spelled out as plain as could be and everyone in your company I talked to was really nice to us, and very patient about explaining in detail anything we didn’t quite understand at first. We think the people at Fifth Season are a big part of what makes this a great deal. They really do care.
“At first, I thought this must just be some kind of fancy loan deal that I’d wind up having to make big payments on, which is one thing I definitely didn’t want to get into. But it turned out to be exactly the no-strings financial opportunity your ad said it was, and that was great. It was one of those too-good-to-be-true deals that actually turned out to be true.
“I called back numerous times to ask a lot of questions because I just wanted to be sure we weren’t getting into something we didn’t really want in the long run. But everyone we talked to at Fifth Season was patient with us, no matter how many times we called or how many questions we asked. And they didn’t just wave us off by saying everything was fine—they explained HOW and WHY everything would work now and later. Something just told me I could trust your company to take good care of us—and as it turns out, I was right.
“Some of our Fifth Season money is going toward weekend trips with the family and other fun things that we could never have been able to afford to do on a daily basis. But we’ve also been doing some long-term thinking and have been able to invest some of the money, making the future more secure for my wife and two little boys. Also, adding a second bathroom to our three bedroom house, something we could never manage to get ahead enough to do in the past. Now we’re adding that bathroom and making some other improvements that are bringing up the value of the house!”
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