Keep up the good work i wish you all the best

WoW. First, you're amazing and full of courage. Because you share your setbacks here proves that you are a fighter and don't quite easy. You're a true entrepreneur.

We are not given more than we can bear and I know this might not seem like much but believe me it does help when you look at it that way.

When one door closes another opens and although some doors are close not all the doors are close. This one, in particular, is still open and we are here to help you get through this.

As for your website...

You don't have to start over. If it is still live, you can just pick up where you left off. If it is on the siterubix.com domain then it is probably a good idea to get a top-level domain and go that route.

Pick a niche, research it before you jump in full and go for it if there are enough products available for monetization.

One way to really check is to use Google Trends. Use this tool to see traffic overtime for your idea.

You could also go over some more of the training that specifically deals with setup your business. "The Online Entrepreneur Certification.

This training is great because it deals with everything.

Another thing you can do is use your situation to get your business going. You could do a daily blog and document your daily ups and downs.

Someone could be going through the same thing you are experiencing.

Categorize your blog properly, Add a pic of yourself, join Facebook groups that deals with what you are going through and make comments and add a banner for wealthy affiliate on it so they can visit here and check it out.

Sometimes we look out instead of looking in. You've got a lot to say and people will love to know how you handle life with Kidney issues, and so on.

Write your thoughts down and think about everything. Put it on paper, plan it out before you make the site.

A house is not built without a Blueprint.

You can make this work. Just re-focus, re-group and come again.

To your success,

Hello and thank you for sharing your position today.

I understand how you must be feeling, I myself have one kidney.

Keeping safe is vital for me and even though I am not in the same position as you are, I just want to encourage you and tell you someone understands.

This is a challenging season for many as we really do not know what is going to happen over the next couple of months.

All the best.
Darren :)