janice moved from honolulu about 5-7 years ago.  she formerly worked with the state of hawaii, perhaps the dept of health.\nshe is always trying something new. i believe her significant other is a retired lawyer. age range is 60-66. She was born in montana.
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can you contact her significant? Or her supervisor? You say she's no longer in Hawaii? Run an online ad. She might have gone to Montana or another state. Perhaps even Bermuda.
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1) Most Hawaiians welcomed being part of America.\n2) Few still wanted independence, couldn't fight.\n3) More opportunities for growth and life improvement.\n4) Only a liberal Democrat would appologize unless directly recently involved.  Hawaii has universal forced  on employer healthcare IF one works full time...SO most people work 32 hours unless they own the place...unintended DRASTIC consequences...BUT sure looked GOOD on paper!
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If she is in her upper 40's and says she is too old to work, then tell me how it is I am working at the age of 51?  There are jobs for anyone.. even lazy good for nothings who only want to take advantage of their soon-to-be ex-spouse.. that just stinks to high heaven.  Personally, I would say to keep the med retirement and get by on the 20K for now.  And talk to your lawyer about why she can get by without working when she is perfectly capable..if she is, of course.  sorry, but that just ticks me off.. she puts a bad name on the rest of us women who DON'T try and take advantage of our exes..  I wish you good luck.
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I'm going to take a shot at this one and suggest Social Security Insurance (S.S.I.) a friend just came up with MS she's only 27 and works for a major airline. They wouldn't cover her so...that left her hanging. I've been on S,S.I. for years now. I suggested it.\n   She did as I instructed and went through the phone interview, they started her with a doctor and meds right away. I was even surprised at how fast they went to work. I guess every area is different according to the population.\n\n   Long story short, she's on S.S.I. now and at least eating and paying the rent. Of course she had to change her lifestyle but...?
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I rremember a past life, and so do 2 of my grandchildren. My oldest daughter used to talk about when she used to be a big girl when she was only a small thing.  my younger daughter used to say that she had to go to Dallas where she used to live to get better ( she was  a very ill child), and when we were sure she was not going to live another year, we took her to Dallas for a holiday and she did indeed get better
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First of all..ALOHA!!!... I was also born and raised in the islands!  I think that the phone book should be a good reference on how to dail complete numbers over the telephone and it also depennds on the area of the state that you live on due to the fact that so states have more that 1 area code!\n\nI hope that helps alot!
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Just a personal point. Do not rush your choice on which facility you place your family member in.Do your research.Make sure you visit the facility and try talk to people who have had family their. Watch how the staff interact with residents and check with your ministry of health and long term care to see if the facility has had complaints or violations.It is difficult enough to have to make this decision. My family had to face this decision and were not given enough time  when we picked a place for our father.We had a choice of a place 15 minutes away we could visit frequently and another about 1 1/2 hours away. It was heartbreaking to see what our father endured.We put our concerns in writing and set up meetings to try have issues addressed.Chronic bed shortages made relocation a nightmare.Do not be dismayed though. You would think that since the government licenses these places the re would be a uniform standard of care.NOT TRUE.There are good nursing homes out there with caring staff and good programs. Our family did not have the luxary of time to research a place. It is my one regret  that my dad died  surrounded by people who didn't care. Good luck to you and don't sign until you feel it is your best choice. been there, I know
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No I do not know her.\n\nDo you know how many people live on Long Island?  In Nassau and Suffolk Counties alone, there are over 2 million people.  If you include the population of Queens and Kings (Brooklyn) Counties [which are physically on long island], you are talking over 7 and 1/2 million people.\n\nI think your chances of finding someone who knows of her extremely remote.
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i was a cert. nursing asst for almpst 20 years doing private duty for the elderly in their homes. you can go that route that way they get to have their privacy some of the time but have someone come visit on a daily or weekly basis, than you can still come off and on to visit see how things are going. i live in ohio now so differrent than florida but call home health agencies also they sometimes just have people like you letting them know if anyone needs the same thing ya know. also check paper an/or put an ad in the paper. under roomates. no matter what make sure you check them out background check etc, good luck
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I know this means nothing because I don't know who you are looking for but how exciting to see my home town on Yahoo Answers =)  I grew up in Newark but have lived in the Central Valley (right next to Turlock...lol) for years...Best wishes in finding her =)
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My wife is the bravest person I know.  She was diagnosed with Lupus at the age of 15.  The doctors told her that her life expectancy would be ten years.  Imagine being told that at fifteen.  Last year she turned 28 and finished dental school.  She is doing great.  We are planning on having our first child next year and have been given the help and support we need by loving and caring doctors.  Our life is wonderful, inspite of this terrible disease.  She has her good days and her bad ones.  Sometimes she can't walk up a flight of stairs or carry in the groceries but we look at eachother and laugh realizing that our kids will probably have to push us around in wheelchairs when we get older.  I love her more than anything and she feels the same about me.  I go to the doctors with her and share in her care.  There is hope out there and you have to find someone who will be willing to take the journey with you.  I'm not saying it's always easy, I have my down days too, but I wouldn't change a thing.  She has made me a stronger man and I have been able to have the life that I only dreamed of.  I wish you the best of luck.  Don't give up hope you'll find someone out there who's willing to share life with you.
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Try a few different searches for her, wish I could help you further but you havnt given enough details as to her last known place of residence, approx. age,etc.\nhere are a few to get you started.\nWishing You The Best!
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Besides like strippers and such?  Waitresses get tips every day.  Gee let's see.  Oahu is near Pearl Harbor, you could probably sell lays on the side of the road by the airport.  The thing of it is, in order to live on Oahu, you need to have a job that pays well enough for you to afford the home or apartment, unless you are planning to pay day by day as well?  That would cost a ton.  The job market for howlies who want to be pd. daily is not great.  Maybe  workforce has  an establishment there.  I say waitress, best shot.  Oahu is a big place, go to the unelmployment office for help.
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Snazzy,\n\nYou and I need to talk!I want to share with you a business opportunity that cost less than $200 to get started in the health and wellness industry. the company is called Tahitian Noni International. If you are serious about your situation and would like to get money out of the way as an issue. let's talk! send me an email..if you are serious.
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Maybe if she checks with her local Job Center, they might have some tips for how she can get all she needs to get a job. They have connections that we could look for and never find. Also, she can call her local Social Services and see if they have anyone that handles these kinds of situations. Having a birth certificate is a good start, because she won't be able to even enter a tech school without one. It's unfortunate that she waited for six years before doing something constructive towards her future. I'm sure she's found that she can't get anywhere without an ID or birth certificate. By now, she could have been done with schooling, and working at a decent job. That's really the best thing someone with a record can do with their lives...going back to school. It often shows a future employer that they've done something constructive with their life as soon as they were released, and gives them a better chance at success. Hope all works out for her. <*)))><
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Once she moves out of state, she is required to enroll in her new state's Medicaid (same as MediCal) program. She should do this as soon as possible before she is required to pay back the state for benefits recieved as a resident in another state! By the way, she paid into SSI which is the Social Security Income which is in no way tied to California only.
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Here is a link to Castle Medical Center\n\nhttp://www.hospitalsoup.com/rn/asp/HospitalId.10641/pt/hospitaldetails3.asp#Map\n\nFor birth certificates for births in the State of Hawaii you need to contact the Department of Health at the link below.\n\nhttps://www.ehawaiigov.org/doh/vitrec/exe/vitrec.cgi