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I am a 68 year old,widowed veteran. My home is Hand Jobs in Woodburn Oregon a "Old Home", I dearly it and the neighborhood. I have lived and worked in county since. I live alone with my dog. Since my income has now been reduced to $ monthly and my reserves and credit have been exhausted, and my mortgage payment thanks to the generosity of our lending institutions a few years back) is now $ monthly. Also due to the upsurge in housing values then,the house was valued at $ , and is now worth$ , , so if you do the math, you'll that I cannot sell it, and since I cannot pay for it, our now, not so friendly, lending people not even discuss options other than foreclosure. Since I have no family in,other than my dog, and it seems that I am also going to have to give him up, I am feeling the rock and the hard place. Our fine representatives in Washington (including Mr. Bush), have repeatedly stated over the past few months that we have an economic problem pending (I know of eleven businesses that have closed in the area in the past few months). They have worked 'round the clock' to pass a to give the lenders $ , , plus, that be paid for by the taxpayers at approximately $2, each. They are also concerned that retiring CEO'S should have a cap of some unknown quantity in the hundreds of millions, put on their pensions. I believe that there was some hint of saving the homeowners who are with small business men and women leaving their homes and businesses in record. I do not believe that they (Washington leaders) are honestly interested in yours or my problems. I don't think that this economic "bump in the road" (or whatever today's metaphor is) is going to go away or going to be resolved anytime. What I do know is that I, and I am sure that I am not alone, need help immediately. So, if anyone can show me a way to save my home and dog, please contact me wdixon @ Thank you very much. -