Searching for anything good...(sigh)

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Originally Posted by Enduronman

Hey Em! I had to give the dog away to a younger and more agile family in their mid 20's. I couldn't even walk him, he was so powerful, strong, he just drug me around and caused some serious back and leg issues. He was already 60 pounds at 6 months old, but he went to a better place that can handle him. Oh boy, the girls...grrrr.... My youngest never stopped getting into trouble and was arrested 4 times for methamphetamine and is now on probation for a year. She is clean now however, so that's a good thing! My oldest had another son about a year ago and was forced by the State to give him up for adoption, because of drug use. He was born an addict, but is doing well now. I had heard that she's also pregnant again too but I haven't spoken to her about it. I believe that she is still into drugs of course. I've been playing games with the US Government and trying to get my disability payments because of the damage caused by these stupid diseases. I can hardly walk, stand, or even sit here for long without intense pains, but they say I can go get another job. It's pretty common that they ignore people that are disabled around here. I just keep having more and more testing done to produce more and more papers for them to look at and hopefully at some point, one of these reports will stick! LOL!! Still trying to remain positive while being up shit creek, without a paddle..BAAAHAHAAHA!!! YAY!!!! Wish I had something good to say, still searching for anything good friend. It's tiring! Wishing you good health! Enduronman :)

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God you poor thing :(
Oh yes that would not do you any good keeping a big dog like that,ours is two today and must be about 7/8 stone and when she pulls it feels like she's going to pull your arm off lol
Lucky she's very good now

Hope your girls get it together for you m8
It's very stressful and worrying I bet

God the government can be so shit I know
My husband is self employed and he had a stroke 7 weeks ago he's only 43,he's on the mend now tho he's got a
Stick to walk with,I know how you feel trying to get help with things,blood out of a stone is more than likely thank getting any help

Onward and upward tho m8 and like you said always trying to find something good
Take care x

Yeah getting the disability is kind of tough. My man is on it, he had the crashed legs. In automobile accident but it took three years to get it. they were trying to send him to work till he got the lawyer....what a whacks they are , sitting on fat asses in office with a good pay, and stamping papers without reading "denied" I hate the bureaucracy. You have to overwhelm them with papers. Here is a bit easier, disability depends on your family doctor mainly. but of course you really need to be disabled to get it, even it is such small amount of money, ............
Eman the girls will get better:)

We all just have to have faith and hope I guess!
Have a great day friends.. :)

E-Man.

Without hope we would not survive the world, it bothers me a lot that you have pain all over your body, all the time. I can not help it, and it made me furious. Eh Eman:(

Yes Dahl, hope is all we really have friend.
I am HOPING that the results of my MRI come back today and show something positive too.
My new pain killers are working pretty well so far, so that's a good thing.
Just waiting for some more actual good news!
Have a good day friends... :)

E-Man.

You too Eman, I hope for some relieve for you too:)

I searched for, and found something good finally!
The results of my MRI came back and showed cartilage damage and disease that would cause disability so now is the next step to WIN my Social Security...
YAY!!!!!
They were looking for more medical evidence to back my claims, well, now they have it!
After 25 friggin months of hell and misery...
I am actually happy today, for once in a great while..Yippee!!
It explains why I have such great difficulty walking or doing anything with my legs...LOL!!

E-Man.. :)

Yea good deal man! hope that happiness is contagious.

Thank you John!
I've been waiting to be able to see and explain some of this constant pain for 27 months bruh!
Now, I have some real "medical evidence" to support what I've been telling them for that long too.
I will try to spread and share some of this happiness friend!!!

E-Man :)

Good to hear that there is not doubts about getting the help. It is sad that eventually you end up on wheel chair, but it is life, at least one of the worry is gone. We went through it, it is awful when the people do not believe you, whey the heck they think people pretend to be sick? I can not understand it. My man had to do series of tests, appointments and finally the movie made (the cost was thousands) convince the ass******s that he is permanently damaged and never will function like everyone else, and will not be able to work. We went through hell 6 years of it. It's good now and is going to be good for you too.
No one can send you to work now.
I have friend with that disease and she learned how to live with it, so will you, you already living with it. Eman do you keep the results of MRI? yOu should ask for the copy. Records belong to them but the information, health information is yours, you have right to have every piece of paper. You should have it and keep it save:))
I am happy the long wait is ending:)