If you’re tired, learn how to rest but never give up.
This is nice to say but… i think i will give up someday. When my parents (my main support) couldn’t help me anymore.
If you’re tired, learn how to rest but never give up.
This is nice to say but… i think i will give up someday. When my parents (my main support) couldn’t help me anymore.
You don’t have brothers, sisters or other family members that could help you?
Nope. I have sisters but they wouldn’t help me at all.
You can always get financial help from the gov. with disability benefits.
It’s a possibility. But it would be a big reality change. I don’t know how i would react…
Maybe you can try to assume that from now on…
Can´t you get benefits from social security now?
Disability payments don’t have to be permanent. I’m on them until I graduate and go to work. I still have symptoms now and then but I handle it. I recommend you apply so you can get some income while you work on getting better. It’s not a big deal unless you make it a big deal.
I hear you, almost near that point now
@Mountainman it’s time to consider going on benefits/government assistance/whatever it’s called there.
I know you’re moving now so that’s causing you extra stress.
There’s always a better way than giving up.
That goes for you too @Greenmind !
Definitely look into benefits if you haven’t already @Greenmind . Having a little money to be able to go get coffee / buy jeans etc makes a huge difference in your quality of life. Don’t expect to be able to buy your own car or go on holidays etc - but having some personal freedoms is a big game changer. They won’t give benefits to you if you aren’t appropriate, so don’t feel guilty or “unworthy” about about applying for them.
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