Can you please write me a student response for this discussion post: "How Financial Wellness Contributes to Overall Health Financial stress can have a major impact on both physical and mental health. When I was younger, my family struggled with having financial instability, which led to my parents having constant worry. This stress affected my sleep patterns, appetite, and mood. I would feel overwhelmed at times and unable to focus on other parts of my life, such as school or relationships like other kids. These experiences taught me that financial stress can also cause physical symptoms like headaches and fatigue, as well as mental health issues like depression and anxiety which I ended up being diagnosed with. To improve financial wellness, I started by creating a budget and sticking to it. This involves tracking my income and expenses, setting financial goals, and making sure I'm prioritizing savings. By taking control of my finances, I have reduced stress and improved my overall well-being. I also think seeking a professional financial advisor can be beneficial because they can provide guidance and encouragement because I still have a lot to learn. By managing my finance's, I can have more time to focus on other aspects of my life, such as baby boys and personal growth. 2. Your Money Trauma Starts at Childhood My earliest memories related to money involve my parents arguing about bills and my mother working multiple jobs to make ends meet. These experiences put a fear of financial instability and a tendency to overspend to compensate for feelings of insecurity. Unde