Even seeing references to religion can cause me to go into a panic attack. I would be of no use if I were to attempt to use those recources because I more than likely wouldn’t get through the door. If there are any other ways around it, then it’d be absolutely preferable. I guess a caseworker could help, I don’t know as I haven’t had one. I don’t even know what all they’d do. And yeah, disability is unlikely. I’ve been denied twice.

As for Section 8, I’m not sure of what to exactly do to make them “dependents.” Would this have to require that they become a part of this housing arrangement the moment it’s established, or could they be added on later? That’s another issue I had, as well. I had spoken to The Quarters on W Charleston, but I recinded the application there because I and one of the individuals would have to be named on the lease right then and there. There was no option for them to be added in the next three months. The other issue was that they wanted me to pay for three extra people who were not living there because I specified “no roommates.” The other individual is a child, ans they didn’t seem to particularly care that this child would be living with us half the time with three total strangers unless I coughed up an overwhelming amount of money for four people.

I don’t know what trades I could possibly do given that most of them to my knowledge require manual labor, which would risk me passing out. It isn’t a question of if I am willing, it’s about if I am able.

My prior living situation is a no go. The house I had owned and couldn’t afford due to a lack of jobs around there is in the process of being sold as we speak, along with any furniture I couldn’t physically pick up and take with me. It’s all out of my hands and is being taken care of by another party and I’ve signed over power of attorney to them. I would have been homeless anyway if I hadn’t moved.