RIGHT ONNNNNNN!

i was considered 2 hi functioning for homecare from UCP.  but i cut the
attendant services i did find, 2 the minimum, because i don't need a GUARD
or a BABY SITTER!

none of these programs work.  i actually think som shud b investigated.
their existance makes society think theres some place4 us 2 go.

and with more & more budget cuts by the CLOSET NAZIS that run our
government, things'll continue2 get worse until we can figure out how2
become a force2 b reconed with in our society.

JR



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>Reply-To: "St. John's University Cerebral Palsy List"
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>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: "But there are places for disabled people! "
>Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 19:09:36 EST
>
>I got my house through Cleveland Housing Network.  This  program is run in
>partnership with the city of Cleveland and other housing  agencies.  Your
>city
>may have something like this but not really heard  of.  You have to check
>with
>your city hall if they have any housing  programs to help low income people
>acquire a house.  Major cities most  likely would have thesae programs, but
>check anyway.
>
>I have CP but I don't qualify for disability programs in my area  because
>I'm
>considered too high functioning for their services.  Given the  way I've
>seen
>my friends in these programs are treated I don't want their  help.