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Fri, March 01, 2013 2:40 PM

I have several physical disabilities and illiostomy due to colitis and more health problems.Im having problems with serious intestinal swelling and in the ER again,sick.I've tried to get education but I'm having problems getting one of my disabilities accommodated for.I need a couch or very large chair because i cant sit down and cant stand up very long.I don't need to lay down.I'm terrified because I worry about my future and what is the next step?A nursing home or other?I want an education so i would not have to go into a nursing home etc. and have a life.I was denied all programs and a couch.Has anyone here gone to college and not used a state facility?Is there a way to go to school and not lose benefits if not using a state funded institution? I heard of the arts and this is supposed to be ,? ( I forgot the word I needed to use) for disabled but i don't know if a person can get a degree in it or not.Can anyone relate to this?I could use some feed back as I'm terrified for my future. I read the inspiring stories of people and their own experiences but mine is not going good.Can someone tell me how they did it, how they got where they are today?Did you go to school?I cant get a couch as I said so anyway, Thank you, P

pam laski
Joined Feb 15, 2013

Thu, May 18, 2023 1:56 AM

Reply posted for pam laski.

I believe that education is the future. It is important because it helps build the foundation of your future. Every person should have a good education and learn from their mistakes. If you don't learn from your mistakes, you will repeat them again and again. The Christian gap year program can help you make good decisions in life. Education also helps you be able to find out what you want to do with your life.

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Wed, April 27, 2022 7:50 AM

Reply posted for Samuel102.

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Mon, August 02, 2021 10:41 PM

Reply posted for pam laski.

According to my opinion failure is the best pillar which leads to success and you know how to handle such kind of problems. I came to know more about it from the writepass that helps me to play games more in my free time.

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