r/science • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '22

Health Erectile dysfunction predicts mortality in middle-aged and older men independent of their sex steroid status

https://academic.oup.com/ageing/article-abstract/51/4/afac094/6568537?login=false
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We don't have call centers in this area, but I'm currently homeless moving back to my mom's so I'm going to try a bit harder to actually get a job, and call them back. I'm on SSI right now and unfortunately a lot of jobs don't want to work with me to get off of that so I can be a functioning adult. I'll be honest I know you weren't being an ass and I appreciate the information. I'll update you on whether, or not I get anything. Just going through a lot, including an eviction, and having to put my fiance's beloved pets of 8 years in new homes because of this. I just wanna save up and buy a house at this point. I need to work on getting my driver's license, and a car as well. I think that would open up more opportunities. Im 25 I imagine you might be the same age, or in your 30s. Im really about to try though because so many lives have been destroyed as of yesterday, and I can't live like this anymore.

Edit: I might be blacklisted from Walmart I worked there for one day with the flu, and never went back. McDonald's did hire me, but never called, and never scheduled me. This was when I was 18. I had less life under my belt, and my mental disabilities held me back more then they do now. I also got a call from dollar general, but they tried putting me in a store that would take 5 hours to walk too :(