Jack

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Hello Jack, If you have been reading my posts then you know that I need to get out of this house. This is a poor area and I have lowered the price twice and it just won't sell. So my question is: Is there any way to get into low income housing while I still own this house? Once it is sold I can afford regular housing as long as I don't outlive the money. If I move I I will still have to pay homeowner's insurance and they will probably raise it. I will also have to pay the property taxes. I should be able to get the water pipes drained and shut off the power. Who knows. Maybe I can't even afford low income housing with my new expensive medicines. Anyhow you are the man who knows these things.I'm glad you are doing so well. We all love you and missed you. Even your dirty old man humor.Beverley Joy,71, Birds and mold

1-09,Diabetes,Sjogren's,Fibromyalgia Idaho-

From: Bruce <brucemoreland@ gmail.com>Subject: Re: Disabililty interviewTo: Breathe-Support@ yahoogroups. comDate: Saturday, December 26, 2009, 9:43 PM

Being really bad isn't bad at this interview. If you do have one, themain thing you want to do is be sure they realize your full condition.This isn't the day to dress up and put on all your makeup and carryyourself as if you're healthy. I forget who here said they wore nomakeup that day. It's certainly a time to let them know how out ofbreath you are or how difficult the drive and walk were. I'm not sayingto act, but I'm saying most of the time we act and hide our truecondition and this is the day not to do that.>> I'm trying to get together what I need to file for disability and waswondering what sort of questions they ask at the interviw . I'm reallybad at any kind of

interview , I get really nervous and I thought if Ihad an idea of what they ask I would do better .> Thanks> W./ Silicosis / 6/08>