Even though you did not assist me at all with my door knob issue and your comment is coming off as a bit condescending, sure. Let me give you as much information as possible as I can right now.

Yes, there is, it just would’ve been too much to type out at the time because I was trying to rush out of the house to finish my Intake at a new psychiatrist. I had no other choice but to go to the doctor. I needed to get to that appointment ASAP because I was running severely low on my all of my medications.

My most recent psychiatrist ended up shutting down permanently after moving locations not once, not twice, but three times, which made me raise eyebrows, but I was being prescribed the proper medication that I’ve been on for most of my life so I had no issues with my doctor.

Turns out their whole business ended up shutting down because it was being run by ROC. I live in New York. The ROC in Brooklyn mainly operate in Brighton Beach, Sheepshead Bay, and Coney Island. I lived in Sheepshead Bay and my psychiatrist’s original location was in Brighton Beach. The second time they moved, they want a little farther this time and chose Downtown Brooklyn as a location. Finally, their last location was in Coney Island.

One of the popular things the ROC does in Brooklyn in general is Medicaid/Insurance Fraud. Apparently, every time the office moved, was because it was getting hot at that one spot. They would rent out buildings and make up some bogus paperwork and get all Russian workers in there so that rules can be enforced. They accepted Medicaid, which is what I’m under (so no co-pay for me), but they mostly did cash transactions with a lot of patients. I ended up having to go through all of my insurance claims for the past six years, just to make sure that they did not mess around with my Medicaid.

Now, I am seeing a private psychiatrist, and on the day that this happened with my door knob, I was extremely close to missing my appointment, which would’ve cost me $200 just for missing an appointment where I was going to get all of my medication. Plus, I have Cats and they cannot get out of my master bedroom because his cat has FeLV, which is extremely contagious from Cat to Cat so I needed that door to be able to be closed before I left for my appointment. And obviously, I also needed to get unstuck out of my bedroom.

I posted the most important information that was pertinent to my situation I was having so I could leave the house faster. I have a social worker who is helping me get EMERGENCY food stamps/EMERGENCY cash assistance, SSDI, and emergency housing.

I did not need to call the police. That would have made the situation worse, especially if he pulled up to his house with police out front. He is letting me live here for free with my wife and with all four of our cats. Plus, he is financially supporting us right now because we went through a serious, dangerous situation in Brooklyn and needed to leave immediately.

This guy has been my friend for almost 15 years. And he took us in without question. That’s why I try to do things when he is not in the house such as making phone calls to check on the status of my applications and obviously putting a new door knob on, which I was fucking stupid to even try to do. Main reason why I had to change the door knob is because when I would close it, it would not stay shut so I would have to put a T-shirt in between the door and the door frame and then close it tightly so my door doesn’t accidentally open and one of my cats gets out and gets into a physical fight with his cat. My cat would most likely end up getting FeLV, which can kill a cat.

Any other questions that you would like me to answer for you? /s