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Thanks Xanman. that gives me hope and encouragement. IAn – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – That’s good news under the circumstances. Congratulations on your endeavor. I have been living of of benefits for a while now. You have to be careful but you can make it. Good Going. Xanman — Xanland – A little insanity in an sane wolf. Hi all, Well I had to attend the docs yesterday to answer the states latest request for info on my medical condition. My doc was very good and said that i could no longer be considerd for work for at least the next three years as I am mentally unfit. This is good in that The State wont hassle me, it also means that with my medical record and age, I have become a write off and will have to exist on benefits and my own wits, heaven help us. love, Ian — Before Us Stands Yesterday; Ted hughes
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Cheers Timothy, I’m gonna do my best man, Ian are walking with the same pair of shoes. I don’t know – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – how long you have been on disability, but it is not a way to live a life fr someone with PD. When you are constantly crunching numbers trying to figure out how to pay the bills and have enough money left over to feed yourself, even with food stamps, clothe yourself, or even having spare change for gas or a taxi to see the next appointment with the shrink, obla da life goes on, so make the best of it that you can, it is possible. Your roomie in the poor house, Tim "tickle us will we not laugh…prick us will we not bleed…wrong us will we not revenge…..CRY HAVOC and let’s slip the dogs of war"
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Hi all, Well I had to attend the docs yesterday to answer the states latest request for info on my medical condition. My doc was very good and said that i could no longer be considerd for work for at least the next three years as I am mentally unfit. This is good in that The State wont hassle me, it also means that with my medical record and age, I have become a write off and will have to exist on benefits and my own wits, heaven help us. love, Ian — Before Us Stands Yesterday; Ted hughes
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That’s good news under the circumstances. Congratulations on your endeavor. I have been living of of benefits for a while now. You have to be careful but you can make it. Good Going. Xanman — Xanland – A little insanity in an sane wolf.
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Hi all, Well I had to attend the docs yesterday to answer the states latest request for info on my medical condition. My doc was very good and said that i could no longer be considerd for work for at least the next three years as I am mentally unfit. This is good in that The State wont hassle me, it also means that with my medical record and age, I have become a write off and will have to exist on benefits and my own wits, heaven help us. love, Ian — Before Us Stands Yesterday; Ted hughes
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Ian I believe we are walking with the same pair of shoes. I don’t know how long you have been on disability, but it is not a way to live a life fr someone with PD. When you are constantly crunching numbers trying to figure out how to pay the bills and have enough money left over to feed yourself, even with food stamps, clothe yourself, or even having spare change for gas or a taxi to see the next appointment with the shrink, obla da life goes on, so make the best of it that you can, it is possible. Your roomie in the poor house, Tim "tickle us will we not laugh…prick us will we not bleed…wrong us will we not revenge…..CRY HAVOC and let’s slip the dogs of war"
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If it’s any consolation to the original poster, I’m pretty well in the same boat. It’s hard to make do with less, but it sure beats having to work in a stressful environment with constant, unpredictable panic attacks. Under the circumstances, I’m just glad to have what I have. My only fear about that is that when the computer goes down, it’s going to have to stay down for a while. Pierre
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Ian I believe we are walking with the same pair of shoes. I don’t know how long you have been on disability, but it is not a way to live a life fr someone with PD. When you are constantly crunching numbers trying to figure out how to pay the bills and have enough money left over to feed yourself, even with food stamps, clothe yourself, or even having spare change for gas or a taxi to see the next appointment with the shrink, obla da life goes on, so make the best of it that you can, it is possible. Your roomie in the poor house, Tim "tickle us will we not laugh…prick us will we not bleed…wrong us will we not revenge…..CRY HAVOC and let’s slip the dogs of war"
