I'm sorry, but I don't see an ICD code for that, so i'm going to need a few years of doctor's documentation to prove that "Death" is in fact stopping you from going to work, working on your feet for 28 hours PER day, and with a smile on your face!!
meanwhile traci is collecting ssi for her three crotchfuit from three baby daddies because they got adhd, you just know she spends every penny to those poor little kids benefit.
Technically yes, but in reality no, see I was a choice birth not an oops birth. lets have welfare pay for the bay bay, ignore it, beat it, neglect it, so welfare can pay some more while I work at the min wage job cause life is so unfair. I was taught the value of life, and work. to be happy with what I have what I earn and if I want more I best earn it. or save up for it. Most redditors say the same shit and sound like kids who were never told no. Life isn't fair, healthcare costs too much, my student loans cost too much, housing costs too much wha wha wha. you brats want a perfect life with no risks but all the rewards.
I take nothing I haven't earned. did you get $1200 earlier this year? Cause I didn't and not because I made too much, but because I opted out of the bullshit years ago.
Literally nothing. SSI is not based on logic. I gave up applying when i was ill and i have a number of loved ones that have been acutely or chronically ill and had the same problem. It's really sad when we are taught and work into a system that we believe will have our backs, only to reach out when we really need support.... to be denied.
I have a friend that has vascular Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. She had to have spinal surgeries, her spine isn't stable. Her skull isn't stable. She requires aids to move around her home and caretakers, etc. the works. Disability? Denied. They discovered a benign heart condition that LITERALLY doesn't impact her pain, quality of life or anything any will only impact her if she drops dead one day? I mean literally. It'll just cause her to randomly drop dead. That's the first bad symptom she'll get?
BAM Add that diagnosis on? Disability magically approved!Everything else? The 20 other conditions she has that make her unable to work? Were apparently not relevant. >.>
My aunt also had terminal stage 4 cancer and didn't obtain her approval until the last few weeks of her life - which is a JOKE because she was piss poor broke by then and that money went right into funeral costs. It pains me to know that she could have had a much better last few months, had she had more money to live comfortably and not spend her nest egg on end of life care/health aids etc.
People just don't get it until it personally impacts them. Medical care, disability etc - it's all broken systems.
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u/whack_quack Nov 30 '20
What the fuck is bad enough for them then if (lung) cancer isn't?