Sorry Max, I guess I mislead you. I wasn't talking about misleading the government. In our country, my daughter, though she lives with, she is able to claim herself as an adult and any public assistance (if she chose to ask for it) or her school scholarships are based on her income without cosideration of mine.
I have no medical skills, but it may be a good idea. I don't think I could claim myself separate from my parents, because they surely send a social worker to check everything you may have said when you applied for the program. Basically, I believe they would catch me in a lie However, thanks for the tip. Good luck with the grueling days and take care
Thank you, Max, that is very kind of you. Have you ever thought of going into some type of medical work; there is always medical work. Won't the unemployment programs accept you if you claim yourself separate from your parents? Well, I am preparing for two gruling 12 hour days; hope to talk with you when I'm off, take care, g
The unemployment programs are in general for really impoverished people who don't own a home. Not my case, because I live with my parents and we own the house, so I'm practically out of any unemployment program range. Oh well, I'm on my own. It so happens. You're too humble I think you must have a lot of credit. Our children take a good part after us, even unconsciously, I think. You take care too.
Hi Max, I hope you get a job at theUni; that would be wonderful with all of the benefits. Do you have unemployment benefits in your country? Yes, I am very fortunate to have such a good daughter; and I can take little credit for what a good person she turned out to be. That is why I tend to believe that nurture can ruin what is already damaged. I had a very hard life; but the things that turned some of my family members angry and paranoid; made me sensitive and generous. take care, SoM
I suppose that if I ever have my own offspring they'll be my forever babies too I saw the pictures she posted, of you two and Mark. Somehow I now know this part of the family You seem to have done a pretty good job raising her. She seems a great person like her mother. That's very good I have seen those ads too. The sort that promise one thing and then lead you to another completely different. Don't worry if you can't find anything, but thanks again for your interest. I keep looking myself too. The other day I applied for a job at my Uni, but I still have to wait a while to see what happens (still a lot of paperwork to be done about it. Bureaucracy! )
Hi Max, I am continuing to look at some of the sights over here for jobs. Right now, alot seem to be things that are redirecting you to some coursework (we get alot of that when we look for jobs too)( I'll keep an eye out, though. Keep me posted as to how things are going on your end.
Hi Max, yes, SilentMute is my "little girl"...well, your children are always little to you. We had been on other forums; but they were much smaller than here and with less topics. I thought this would be great for her; and there are many people here her age...she is 35. My entire family are religious fanatics; but I do not adher to such beliefs. I did not raise my daughter with such ideas either. Actually, I went the opposite way from my families beliefs and became a nurse. Thank you for keeping in touch, talk with you soon...
Sorry to know about your mom. A very sad event to know about. With all due respect for you and your family, I must say we fortunately don't have any religion getting in the way of common sense, and that's something relevant, because common sense can often do what religions are impaired to do, again with all due respect for your beliefs, which you are absolutely entitled to. I just can't comprehend how people pretend a magical solution arising from the middle of nowhere, and I can't accept resignation. I believe we have to do something when we have a problem, and not just sit there waiting for the inevitable to happen. Of course, that's just me. On another note, I noticed your daughter has just joined us. Jessica, right? I posted on her two first threads Thanks for the job help again. I insist on you being a great friend. Take care too.
Hi Max, Parkinsons can be really a rough disease; and I imagine your mom has a lot of pain. Your parents are fortunate to have a strong son at home. My mom passed in 2007; my older sister and dad lived with her. She had severe dementia and was always escaping out of the house. Later, she would become very combative when we tried to get her to take a bath and would not eat. I tried to get the family to keep her on medications; but they were very religious and did not believe in such things. It was very sad. I am keeping my eye out for the job listings. Take Care,
