I am getting worse in my disabilty. I can no longer walk to my car. Can I get more money for that?
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If you really want to get well i will advise you to go to a good Homeopathic Doctor  and you will be fighting fit in a very short time !\nFeel Free To Email if you need help with Finding Homeopathic remedy for your disability !\nTake Care and God Bless you !
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yes you can get help.There is the Lions club.also check thru Health&Welfare,they can get you headed in the right direction.
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You can't. Getting paid off the books is illegal under many different laws.  Tell him your situation and he can probably pay you less on the books to make sure you maintain your disability.\n\nEither that or stop milking the system.
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Call the Dept of Transportation or you county Annex.  I was able to obtain a liscense and I and blind in an eye.
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As i said before get a solicitor and he will look at all the information you have.Sounds to me the solicitor will sue them for negligance.I had a bad fall 7 years ago down a pot hole right outside the bus stop when i was getting off a bus.I had to have a operation to repair a main ligament which came off the lateral side off my ankle.In plaster cast for 6 wks,then physio for 2 mths.The council admitted lybility and i was offered £24,000 which i accepted.Also the council payed all expensies for the operation in a private hospital,physio treatment.You have a strong case here and sounds to me you will be awarded if won alot more then me as i have not goune through all what you have,also all the operations you have had to recieve,and off course your age.Good Luck
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Hello,\n\nNumber #1 - It depends on what state this incident occurred and what their bylaws are regarding the Dept. of Motor Vehicles(DMV).\nNumber #2 - Restrictions such as those you listed could mean that the driver could only drive during the day, or possibly with the physical condition a six meant they could only walk so far without assistance.  You might try to check and see if the other driver had handicap parking plates or a placard. \nNumber #3 - You listed that the driver had a history of seizures, now I don't know what state your in, however most states have serious restrictions if not complete forbiddance of the issuing of a license to someone who might blank out at anytime.  This could also be a factor of one of the restrictions, possibly he had to have someone with him at all times to be able to drive.\nNumber #4 - Don't believe all the answers that you will get on this about suing this other driver.  If the person was elderly, or on a pension suing will not get you very much except for a big headache which you probably don't need any more to worry about.  You also didn't mention if the other driver had insurance or not.  You can go after them for pain and suffering or loss of time off work.  These are often referred to as "punitive" damages.  Be weary of Lawyers wanting to represent you for "free" or "Pro Bono" which is the technical term.  They will offer to represent you and if you lose, no charge for there services.  What they don't tell you is you still have to pay the retainer fee, any office fees (i.e. copying, faxing, phone calls or questions)  The only people who come out ahead in this type of situation are the Lawyers.  Good luck to you.  I hope this helped.  \nI've seen enough of these types of cases, as you see I was a  Community Service Officer with the Police for four years.\n\nSincerely,\nFawkes
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Focus groups...\n\nand you get paid for particpation...anywhere from $25 up...and they can be done online...by phone or in person...depending on the company.\n\nsending you a list...websites and phone numbers...\n\nif you like...and need a bigger list...let me know...\n\nI am very sorry to hear about  your disability...especially the seizures...\nthe very best that life and love have to offer you.\n\nOh yes...at each group you go to...network with the others you find there...ask around for more in your area...they will know all the ins and outs for groups and getting paid by cash.especially.\n\nPeace.
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Communicate with the medical office and ask for a reduction and a payment plan.\n\nGood Luck.
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Check with your State Government or Local City government agencies on this. Every location has got different laws reguarding Handicap parking regulations.
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apply for disability depending on how sever e your injury is you will probably get it,but you must see a doctor.how about unemployment.or welfare,food stamps,it seems like you qualify for both and don't need a doctors note for those,just low income.
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Try the veterans with disabilities organization. That is great. I believe we should all the "ability" in disability. I salute you!
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dont just sit and wait for someone to help you, ive been in that situation. call your local housing authority for help. they can help you find a place, and will covor alot of costs, until you recover enough to get permanent employment. the government HAS to help you. there are lots of ways to get help for this, and you just took a right step.
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Sorry for your situation.  Try a shelter temporarily and the shelter will probably have some additional resources for you for the long term.  I also like the idea of getting welfare until you can get yourself back on your feet.
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Check with the local legal aid agency in your area I know there are limits on things that you have sold or given away for the past 1-3 years... Legal Aid helped my brother in a similar situation .
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I'm blind, and I drive all the time!  I just have huge medical bills, and a tremendous amount of tickets!  ;)
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Go to the DSS.  Get some food stamps to help you get back on your feet.
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I give to the local Goodfellow Fund, a non profit human services agency in my area and the Area Agency on Aging Wheels on Meals program. My donations have tapered off in recent years due to my own limited income but this year I will give a donation to all of them regardless of how much money i have left. \nEvery year with the goodfellow fund at minimum I try to buy a paper that they sell on the street.\nThe area agency on aging can often obtain matching funds from our local newspaper.\nI work at the non profit and volunteer for many events in addition to adopting children/adults with physical disabilities, that are receiving services from our agency for the holidays through of Gift Wish List Program.\n\nI believe that giving is one of the best things that you can do-whether it be your time or your money it is a selfless act that i would encourage all to do.