Re: Sometimes you don't want to let others know

[Guest guest]

Walt,

My prayers are with you. God bless you!

in KY

Walt wrote:Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is

and I try

to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

complain too much. I just try to get through it. Today I found that

my unemployment has ended with no extention. I have socked some money

away. Now I have to deal with the pressure of will my long term

disablity go through? Will I have to find work? Will I be able to

work. So may Questions? I am feeling a bit better. It is frustrating

to know that I am walking around every day on 90mg of morphine just

to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live until Feburary and have

little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own

medical though.

Walt

Tacoma, WA

[Guest guest]

Go down and apply for Social Security Disability insurance

Mark E. Armstrong

www.top5plus5.com

NW Chapter Rep

Pancreatitis Association, International

Sometimes you don't want to let others know

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and I try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much. I just try to get through it. Today I found that

> my unemployment has ended with no extention. I have socked some money

> away. Now I have to deal with the pressure of will my long term

> disablity go through? Will I have to find work? Will I be able to

> work. So may Questions? I am feeling a bit better. It is frustrating

> to know that I am walking around every day on 90mg of morphine just

> to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live until Feburary and have

> little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own

> medical though.

>

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA

>

>

>

> PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

> Online e-mail group

>

> To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail

to: Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

>

>

[Guest guest]

Go down and apply for Social Security Disability insurance

Mark E. Armstrong

www.top5plus5.com

NW Chapter Rep

Pancreatitis Association, International

Sometimes you don't want to let others know

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and I try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much. I just try to get through it. Today I found that

> my unemployment has ended with no extention. I have socked some money

> away. Now I have to deal with the pressure of will my long term

> disablity go through? Will I have to find work? Will I be able to

> work. So may Questions? I am feeling a bit better. It is frustrating

> to know that I am walking around every day on 90mg of morphine just

> to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live until Feburary and have

> little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own

> medical though.

>

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA

>

>

>

> PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

> Online e-mail group

>

> To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail

to: Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

>

>

[Guest guest]

Go down and apply for Social Security Disability insurance

Mark E. Armstrong

www.top5plus5.com

NW Chapter Rep

Pancreatitis Association, International

Sometimes you don't want to let others know

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and I try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much. I just try to get through it. Today I found that

> my unemployment has ended with no extention. I have socked some money

> away. Now I have to deal with the pressure of will my long term

> disablity go through? Will I have to find work? Will I be able to

> work. So may Questions? I am feeling a bit better. It is frustrating

> to know that I am walking around every day on 90mg of morphine just

> to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live until Feburary and have

> little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own

> medical though.

>

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA

>

>

>

> PANCREATITIS Association, Intl.

> Online e-mail group

>

> To reply to this message hit & quot;reply & quot; or send an e-mail

to: Pancreatitis (AT) Yahoo

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and

I try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much.

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA

We all feel that way some days, Walt. Don't worry about saying it

around here, since we are walking in the same shoes most of

the time, just different sizes!

Try not to worry too much, things will work out, perhaps not the

way you envision, but hopefully in the best way.

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

hhessgriffeth@...

Southeastern Regional Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

http://www.pancassociation.org/storieshome.html#Heidi

[Guest guest]

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and

I try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much.

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA

We all feel that way some days, Walt. Don't worry about saying it

around here, since we are walking in the same shoes most of

the time, just different sizes!

Try not to worry too much, things will work out, perhaps not the

way you envision, but hopefully in the best way.

With hope and prayers,

Heidi

Heidi H. Griffeth

South Carolina

hhessgriffeth@...

Southeastern Regional Representative

Pancreatitis Association, Intl.

http://www.pancassociation.org/storieshome.html#Heidi

[Guest guest]

In a message dated Tue, 10 Sep 2002 1:09:37 PM Eastern Standard Time,

w_nelson2002@... writes:

> I am feeling a bit better. It is frustrating to know that I am walking around

every day on 90mg of morphine just to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live

until Feburary and have

little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own medical

though.Walt Tacoma, WA

Sorry it took so long, but here are the links that may help you with medicine

costs:

http://www.nami.org/update/freemed.htm

http://www.patientsamerica.com/patient_assistance/freemed.htm

http://www.themedicineprogram.com/

http://www.goodnet.com/~ee72478/enable/medication.htm

http://www.mhsanctuary.com/add/rx.htm

http://proxy-mail.mailcity.lycos.com/bin/redirector2.cgi?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.wi\

domaker.com%2F%7Eskipb%2FPlacementReps.html&utime=969890314&class=0&foo=bad0db32\

7ea4858896e945948f2b02b4

http://www.li.net/~edhayes/indigent.html

http://www.critpath.org/treatment/assist.htm

http://www.us.janssen.com/paps.html (duragesic)

Hope this helps,

Gail West, Indiana

[Guest guest]

Hi Walt;

All of us here at PAI know what you're going through, honest!

I was left by my husband just months after becoming sick. (too much

drama for him, poor thing), then I had to send my mentally

handicapped son to a Group Home because i couldn't care for him any

more do to my illness and many hospitalizations.

I too always try to put on a happy face, regardless. Some say that I

have a good sense of humor and that it will help in the long run. But

I , like you , don't always feel like smiling and laughing. Some days

just plain SUCK! Yet people don't want to hear that.

We all have had our down times. As Mark told you, go and apply for

SSDI- NOW! You can even apply over the phone, I did. It took awhile

to finally get it, but I got it and the retro-active back pay too!

You deserve it! God knows you paid into it!

And don't suffer alone! We are all here for you!

With prayers and God's Blessings abundant.

Cyndie:-)

In pancreatitis@y..., " Walt " wrote:

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and I

try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much. I just try to get through it. Today I found that

> my unemployment has ended with no extention. I have socked some

money

> away. Now I have to deal with the pressure of will my long term

> disablity go through? Will I have to find work? Will I be able to

> work. So may Questions? I am feeling a bit better. It is

frustrating

> to know that I am walking around every day on 90mg of morphine just

> to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live until Feburary and

have

> little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own

> medical though.

>

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA

[Guest guest]

Hi Walt;

All of us here at PAI know what you're going through, honest!

I was left by my husband just months after becoming sick. (too much

drama for him, poor thing), then I had to send my mentally

handicapped son to a Group Home because i couldn't care for him any

more do to my illness and many hospitalizations.

I too always try to put on a happy face, regardless. Some say that I

have a good sense of humor and that it will help in the long run. But

I , like you , don't always feel like smiling and laughing. Some days

just plain SUCK! Yet people don't want to hear that.

We all have had our down times. As Mark told you, go and apply for

SSDI- NOW! You can even apply over the phone, I did. It took awhile

to finally get it, but I got it and the retro-active back pay too!

You deserve it! God knows you paid into it!

And don't suffer alone! We are all here for you!

With prayers and God's Blessings abundant.

Cyndie:-)

In pancreatitis@y..., " Walt " wrote:

> Sometimes I just don't want other know how bad it really is and I

try

> to keep a good facade about everything. Sometimes I feel that I

> complain too much. I just try to get through it. Today I found that

> my unemployment has ended with no extention. I have socked some

money

> away. Now I have to deal with the pressure of will my long term

> disablity go through? Will I have to find work? Will I be able to

> work. So may Questions? I am feeling a bit better. It is

frustrating

> to know that I am walking around every day on 90mg of morphine just

> to make it! Thankfully I have a place to live until Feburary and

have

> little expenses. I am grateful for being able to pay for my own

> medical though.

>

> Walt

> Tacoma, WA