So I had my hearing

It was pretty unremarkable, actually.

My lawyer wanted me to use mostly short answers, so I did.

It lasted about half an hour.

Now my life is in the hands of a man who saw me in person for only
that long, giving simple answers.

One good thing is that he said he will try to get the decision to me
quickly, and not have me waiting for months.

I took a few extra Klonopin to get through this calmly.

So we'll see. I'll post what happens.

I'm going to go to the lake later and contemplate the last few years
of my life.

Alison

Thanks for the report.

Did Your lawyer have a prediction on the outcome?

I hope it works out, Alison.

penguin

Stresssssss. I wish I could get my doc to prescribe me some klonopin
or xanax as needed. With my history of drug use, I doubt she'd take
my seriously. I doubt I'D take me seriously.
I use the tantra "What doesn't kill me makes me stronger."

On Aug 1, 1:55 pm, "Quiet Neighbor" <priv...@spamless.net> wrote:
> Thanks for the report.
>
> Did Your lawyer have a prediction on the outcome?

He wouldn't speculate. I had a brand new judge, who does not have any
track record to help predict what he will do with.

I think it went in my favor, myself. But we will have to see for sure.

Fingers crossed.

On 1 aug, 20:37, Gelly <Gell...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It was pretty unremarkable, actually.
>
> My lawyer wanted me to use mostly short answers, so I did.
>
> It lasted about half an hour.
>
> Now my life is in the hands of a man who saw me in person for only
> that long, giving simple answers.
>
> One good thing is that he said he will try to get the decision to me
> quickly, and not have me waiting for months.
>
> I took a few extra Klonopin to get through this calmly.
>
> So we'll see. I'll post what happens.
>
> I'm going to go to the lake later and contemplate the last few years
> of my life.
>
> Alison

Now all you have to do is pray and wait.

Maybe forget about the praying, 'cause you'r not that kind of
person I remember.

In the Netherlands were I live we also have disability called wao
here. You can only get wao if you had a proffessional career.
So that rules out most of the sz who fell ill in an early age.
They qualify for wajong, that is the lowest of the lowest plus
100 dollar for the rest of their lives. If however you fall ill age 30
then you qualify for nothing that is if you haven't worked, see above.
This happens to many housewifes who divorse after falling ill
and they get the lowest of the lowest plus they don't have to
look for work.

Berty

On 2 aug, 18:41, Adamski_Rasputin <adamskiraspu...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On 1 aug, 20:37, Gelly <Gell...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > It was pretty unremarkable, actually.
>
> > My lawyer wanted me to use mostly short answers, so I did.
>
> > It lasted about half an hour.
>
> > Now my life is in the hands of a man who saw me in person for only
> > that long, giving simple answers.
>
> > One good thing is that he said he will try to get the decision to me
> > quickly, and not have me waiting for months.
>
> > I took a few extra Klonopin to get through this calmly.
>
> > So we'll see. I'll post what happens.
>
> > I'm going to go to the lake later and contemplate the last few years
> > of my life.
>
> > Alison
>
> Now all you have to do is pray and wait.
>
> Maybe forget about the praying, 'cause you'r not that kind of
> person I remember.
>
> In the Netherlands were I live we also have disability called wao
> here. You can only get wao if you had a proffessional career.
> So that rules out most of the sz who fell ill in an early age.
> They qualify for wajong, that is the lowest of the lowest plus
> 100 dollar for the rest of their lives. If however you fall ill age 30
> then you qualify for nothing that is if you haven't worked, see above.
> This happens to many housewifes who divorse after falling ill
> and they get the lowest of the lowest plus they don't have to
> look for work.
>
> Berty- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven -
>
> - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven -

Must I add, the wao is pretty good, only working allows
a real good income to be totally happy though.

Berty

Gelly I hope it turns out for you. Did you have fun at the lake?

girl

"Gelly" <Gelly.D@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:b719d532-1b0a-403c-bb2c-9d875af6e7e4@m36g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
> It was pretty unremarkable, actually.
>
> My lawyer wanted me to use mostly short answers, so I did.
>
> It lasted about half an hour.
>
> Now my life is in the hands of a man who saw me in person for only
> that long, giving simple answers.
>
> One good thing is that he said he will try to get the decision to me
> quickly, and not have me waiting for months.
>
> I took a few extra Klonopin to get through this calmly.
>
> So we'll see. I'll post what happens.
>
> I'm going to go to the lake later and contemplate the last few years
> of my life.
>
> Alison

I jumped in the ocean yesterday.
Got wet.

My fingers are crossed for you, Gelly.

Damo

On Aug 3, 8:07 am, damod...@webtv.net (Twang - twang) wrote:
> I jumped in the ocean yesterday.
> Got wet.
>
> My fingers are crossed for you, Gelly.
>
> Damo

Hi Girl30 and Damo.

Thanks for the support.

Yes, I a nice time at the lake but it was so hot I had to go before
too long.

See you later.