I Hate The Way I'm Living My Life

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By: SpiritOfTheRabbit

Written on February 1st, 2013

I'm sick and cannot work. So I have no insurance with which to get treatment and manage my illnesses. So I do what I can by doing odd jobs, but it barely gets me through. I have no friends, no family to speak of, and certainly no lover. Who wants someone who has nothing and can't offer anyone anything?

I hate the way I'm living my life but I have no way to change it.

By: SpiritOfTheRabbit

Age: 31-35 , Female

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7 responses

willyg2013

It can be hard as I also have no friends or family to connect with. I grew up a life I have to do everything for my self while my family will help others.
Is there any gov't programs that can help with treatment at no cost to you?

Feb 16
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SadGreenEyedGirl

Spirit, I hope things get better for you soon. Life has definitely thrown you some screw balls. Just keep swinging girl. You can't strike out forever.

Feb 3
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HeartLikeAChild

Yeah, I always feel bad about this. I looked up the Health Care situation where you live. Over where you live, Health Care is either for high powered powerhouse employees through one's employers .....or .....government health care reserved ONLY for (copy and paste from your gov website) "Pregnant Women, Newborns, Some children up to age 21, a pregnant woman or child under age 18, aged, blind, and/or disabled individuals, persons who require care in a nursing facility (NF) or intermediate care facility for the mentally retarded (ICF/IID) or who receive Home and Community-based Services (HCBS), Women with Breast or Cervical Cancer". High powered worker, that gov list, or screwed. I really feel for you. And I'll keep my ears open if I hear of some other way you can have health care. :)

Feb 2
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lederman

dont they have indigent care programs in your area? i have two hip surgeries and a hysterectormy years ago, i didnt have insurance, by the time i lost my job i had medicaid and had a knee surgery, ive had a gallbladder surgery thru the hill burton program, theres programs all over the place, you just have to find them

Feb 1
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Rachellouisedavies

I really value our NHS whenI read stories like this!

Feb 1
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- SpiritOfTheRabbit
  You are very lucky to have it.
  
  Feb 1
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- Rachellouisedavies
  Yes Ma'am I think we are. Everyone pays in a bit but then you get treated for free whatever you have
  
  Feb 1
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