My social worker got me assigned as invalid
The odd thing is.. the people who "guide me" seem to be worse off than me with a ex husband who hates them. Made me do a big think
Actually disabled/retarded thread
Kevin Morris
James Sanchez
That's funny do you think you would do a good job at that
Yeah I have that too my parents just take care of me though and I give them my disability
Nathan Rodriguez
>autism
>adhd
>insomnie
Sucks to live. I always try to fit in but I feel like people always end up hating me.
I have been trying to make some friends at my uni and the only one i could is an asshole who brings me down every time he can.
I feel like it's the only guy I deserve.
I know I sound like a bitch but that's because I am one.
Nathan Moore
Also i have been on ritalin recently and it s been such a help. It even helps me with my social anxiety
Justin Butler
>do you think you would do a good job at that
I think so yeah, but no girl will ever give me a chance.
Liam Flores
After my injury happened a lot of people were nice to me and we even had one of those fundraisers and an event for me. Once they graduated high school though I was left behind and I haven't had a friend in years. I can relate
Someone might give you a chance soon enough! I just wish a half decent boy would give me a chance but no one wants to have to take care of an adult
Jack Nguyen
Not enough love on Yas Forums for the disabled. I feel you OP.
Nathaniel Murphy
It just kind of surprises me that it seems like there are so little disabled people here when theres also so many people who talk about being outcasts
Blake Flores
don't know if it counts, since I've mostly recovered, but schizoaffective bipolar type
never got accepted for disability thanks to my reference (mother) never filling out or sending back her paper she was supposed to fill out about me, or the complete scatter of medical papers across 2 states was too much for them to bother dealing with. thanks to social anxiety never hired a lawyer to help me either nor even went to court
anyway, since I've made a significant recovery since then, doesn't really matter. too tired and depressed to relay some of my experiences, but here's a small story
when I first got diagnosed I was 15, which is a very young age for someone to be diagnosed. I'd had symptoms at 4-7 years old however, so I'd learned to mask it pretty well. anyway, my first or second trip to the ward after already having been diagnosed, I was on the child's side, and one of the nurses was asking everyone's issues. I said schizo. she said "oh you don't look schizo", but I am, and said I am again, she didn't believe me, and was getting angry at me for lying because it's a serious disorder. told her to check my diagnoses. not much of a comment after that.
years later, at 18, I saw her nursing on the adult side, hosting the therapy session. again talking about why we were there and all that. gets to me and speaks over me "and user has been here before, may not want to talk about why he's here, for whatever issue he may have" and moves to the next person.
unrelated, but it's crazy how many conversations I've had on this board alone, nevermind /x/, Yas Forums, or even Yas Forums that attempt to scare me, make me quit my meds, or try to encourage old delusions that I no longer have when I tell stories about my experiences. if you say you have schizo, people assume that means you're going through an episode right now. no sir, if I was going through it right now id be in the ward again.
Kayden Perez
I get disabilitybux, I work as a janitor part time to make end's meet. Going through the process of actually getting wellfare is hell, but its worth it sort. I don't get much but without I would still be living with my mom and I never want to go back there again.
t. mentally disabled