Twiggy wrote:
Eh,
I wasn't agitated because of helping dad, I mean I did get annoyed, but so did dad because of things not going well. That wasn't the problem. Should've been more accurate.
I was agitated because of a conflict involving a sibling, so was dad, and even mom, not gonna go much into it here, but this much older (about 12 years) sibling has been causing problems for a decade. I don't understand how dad still tolerates that sibling in his home with behavior like his over such a long period of time, and he's perfectly physically,mentally, and developmentally able so there's no reason for not just kicking him out for such extremely poor behavior, but it's probably mom stopping dad from doing that.
Still, I did most of the things I planned to do today, and didn't waste nearly as much time on Facebook and YouTube. I will definitely be keeping this up. I clearly have more than enough time, I just need to actually make good use of it.
Ever hear, his house, his rules? But siblings fight, that nature.
Twiggy wrote:
Not to get too personal, but I actually have been making progress the last few years for myself.
It wasn't until I was close to 21 that I ever had a job.
I have had a few jobs, one which I worked 35 hours a week at, until I left it because the job changed into something I could no longer handle, and so I looked for another, a couple didn't work out, one I have now I have no issue with, not many hours, but it's still better than nothing for now. It's a 1 year contract so when it comes to the last couple months, I will be looking for another job, still part-time but more hours for sure.
Ironically, I didn't really feel any crunch about time when I was doing 35 a week, so as I have determined, it's not the amount of time I have that is the issue, but rather my issues with going from thinking about something, to then actually doing it.
The extra bit over $500 dollars I make a month usually (not counting holiday pay, etc) really adds nicely on top of my ODSP, considering the deduction I get from my ODSP is less than $100, so it still makes sense to even work this job, than no job.
I had to use the help of employment agencies that work with disabled people (like myself) to find me employment, because when I did on my own, nothing came of it.
I would like to politely ask that as a sign of respect, that people don't just assume people's family situation, or life situation, because you never know what it might be, and how it might be very different for them, than it was/is for you.
Still have a ways to go before I reach my final goal, which is of course to be completely independent and all that, but I am making progress and am happy to even be where I am, and I am glad that my specific disability is not so severe that I will never be able to be completely independent, but it's just going to take some time.
If you put your life on the internet. Expect it to be criticize. if you don't want it to be..? Then don't. Plenty of people with disabilities work, without excuses. But seems like your life priorities, are not really there.
Most of the people here been working for longer than you been a live. And no offense. When you keep trying to explain yourself. Your just sounding like the new generation of lazy youth.
Yes I'm retired, I was forced to take an early retirement. I personally hate it. The government isn't letting me go back to work on my pace, or ease into it. Its all or nothing. But I wouldn't complain about having no time to complete what I want to do. When it only you. That can control that.
My Wife is going on Medical EI, only because she be off work for a month to recover. Had surgery last night. I bring in enough to support both of us, but its been financially/emotionally hard on me. Since she been in pain for almost 2 month prior so she been missing work. But now I know how my parents felt.
Kevin, I really think you need to take a pen and paper, write your thoughts down, and really think... Should I disclose this on the internet?