As the mother of two grown girls, I can tell you that I would insist that they move in with us if they were facing your problems. Not only will your parents be able to help you financially, but, more importantly, they should be able to help you emotionally. How can you get better when you are living with someone who is so emotionally distanced from your needs? You need cheerleaders who love you unconditionally - your parents. Good luck!
Thanks so much for the support guys. I just applied for the SSI disability which they say you have to be expected to be unable to work for at least a year.It takes up to 6 months for a determination which I really don't have. I really hoped that I'd be better by now but I guess God has his own plan about that. Hopefully I'll get better after this surgery and will be able to get my life back in order. It's so frustrating......I would have never thought I'd be in this situation. Just 2 years ago I was back in college for Pharmacy and working on a decent paying job. I hate depending on others and I'm am becoming to realize that everyone is not dependable.My boyfriend has become unbearable and I have enough on my plate already so I guess I'll be moving to my parents this week. My surgery is the 31st so I'd better get cracking so that my affairs will be in some semblence of order beforehand.Thanks again for the advice and support.
Lisa
If you've been receiving disability through your work maybe you can now apply for social security disability? Or at least apply for medicade or Medicare whichever it is; if you have been on disability for 2 years & no longer have health insurance you should be eligible. You need to do what you have to do to get better for your child and if that means moving back in with mom & dad to do that
Hi there,
So sorry to hear of this very rough time you're having. I don't think you should cancel your surgery because you are in pain. But I do think that you should take back control of your situation. First of all, I would get away from your unsupportive boyfriend. True, he's been paying the bills, however he also lives there too, so they are his bills too. And the fact that he's not there for you emotionally makes it time to say "enough is enough." Can you go ahead and move in with your parents? That way you would avoid some financial strain. Also, can you go to your local Bureau of Child Support Enforcement and get them to deal with the idea your ex has about not paying child support? I thought something like that was court ordered, so he can't decide on his own not to pay it. If you don't have insurance, perhaps you might qualify for assistance in another way. Maybe you should go to your local Health and Human Services office and apply for aid? These are just ideas,but please put your health FIRST and rid yourself of anyone not supporting you and the decisions you need to make for your own good.
Best Wishes
Mandi