What I've been going through. Been holding this in for far too long. Go ahead, tell me to stop complaining. Trade places with me, PLEASE.
God may do the impossible, but
asking fallible me to do it is not:
I can't. Having no doctor to write
an excuse on why I can't work is
the sticking point. No insurance
--- no doctor will even s e e me.
Find a job in my situation: over 50.
No transportation. Little experience.
Disabled. NO ONE WANTS ME. So
--- cut my food stamps off. (Like I
can afford to eat after bills.) Nearly
on the streets as it is now. Guess
you want me to starve, is that it?
Might be able to honor that request.
I needed to lose weight, ANYWAY.
Karla I wish I was closer so I could help you more, thank God for the resources we have up here, and the wonderful church family we have, without them we wouldnt make it either, they cut our checks down to, its maddening!!!
In Christs Love
Michelle~
Karla, I really do not know what to say my dear friend. Our current financial situation in America is perilous from the most optimistic perspective. Medical insurance costs are out of sight and those depending on Social Security have received no increases for two years. Many are desperate with no where to turn. My aged mother is in much the same situation. A 95 she never expected to out live her financial resources, but it has happened. I wish I had a silver bullet that would right all of those deplorable scenarios. Do not give up your faith my dear friend. I bid you love and peace. Jon Michael
I'm in the same boat almost. I have what they call "food insecurity" or doing without eating sometimes. I'm too upset and hot to eat anyway so yeah the economy is doing me a favor. Ha. I'm in my 50's and disabled and no raise for 3 years, inflation out of control and the GOP wants to give more tax cuts to the rich and oil companies and fade out medicare. Wonderful. I sure didn't vote for that. I guess I wanted to be on a diet. Liz
so sorry you are struggling, hang in there, chin up and keep putting one foot in front of the othere looking for that open window
Reviewed by Peter Schlosser (Reader)
Reviewed on June 20, 2011
i think your story is symptomatic of much of where america is today. i don't know what to say sweetie, i'm sorry.....pains me to see such things. i always find it difficult to ask for help.
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I DON'T UNDERSTAND - IF YOU ARE A DISABLED VETERAN, WHY AREN'T YOU ENTITLED TO SEE A VA DOCTOR?
WHAT ABOUT STATE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE? MEDICAID?
HAVE YOU WRITTEN DIRECTLY TO YOUR SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES?
WISH I KNEW WHAT TO RECOMMEND? HUGS ... TOM.
i'm truly sorry to hear all this,
truly sorry, and i can only hope things
will get better for you.
Strength and love to you,
John
In Christs Love
Michelle~
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(