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Facing the BIGGEST NEGATIVE OF FULL-TIME RV LIVING as a solo female, working and living in limbo.

Facing the BIGGEST NEGATIVE OF FULL-TIME RV LIVING as a solo female, working and living in limbo. As a navigate the legal system to get my disabled son off the terrible situation he is currently in, I find myself making adjustments to my life. Many of these adjustments were never planned so I am also learning as I go. The first lesson I learned is that it is difficult to live fulltime in an RV. Mainly, the parking part. Where to park? How long could I stay at the same place? How much will it cost? Many of the Rv parks I've found in the area I moved to, are not long term and one must move every 2 weeks. I do not see myself doing that as part of my lifestyle. I'm just now getting used to working full-time after being out of the workforce for several years. I need something in my life to offer some sort of stability and for me, that means finding a place to park and live in my Rv long term. In this way, adjusting to everything else makes it so much easier. It is scary to not have a pad of land to park the RV for living full time! In this video, I share my struggles finding a long term site; my ideas in case I didn't find a site to park the Rv and realizing that I can adjust to most anything about living in a tiny home and turn the negatives into positives. But for me, finding a place to park the Rv for full-time living, will always be the biggest negative of living this lifestyle. There is always a solution, but the challenge has been real for me. Thank you for watching, 💕 Clau