Question:
I've only found two programs online that look like they could help me
out in my situation. Their are two stare run groups for disabled
people. The department of vocational rehabilitation, and the
metropolitan housing authority. Trouble is that it has been really
hard to work with them in the past. I don't have a car for one, and
they aren't very helpful on the phone. I need to try to find a way to
get into these programs. I would be much happier if I had a job, or
had a place to live on my own. My mom doesn't help me with stuff like
this, she is far too busy to take me to job interviews or to
appointments with groups like this. I'm thinking of my future though,
and I need some way to sustain even the simplest of survival. My
doctor told me that the only programs she could help me with involved
assisted care. So I don't know how I'm going to go about finding a
solution.
Answer:
If your doctor thinks assisted care is best for you then you should
listen to them. Talk to the case manager at your clinic and they will
not only set this up for you but listen to your needs. Your mom
doesn't have to drive you, they have buses in yellow springs don't
they???? (if your allowed to do so)
I seriously doubt you read anything of anyone posts, if you do, listen
to the above advice and QUIT posting to alt.magic unless it is magic
related. David Copperfield's invisible ducks don't count either.
Please talk to Ray's friend Slyvia, you guys are a lot a like and i'm
sure you guys would be a great couple.
