I've personally never met someone who got disability for a personality disorder. Not saying it doesn't happen, but I don't think it's particularly common.
This is correct. Most people are approved due to a med/voc allowance. Keep in mind the alj also has to find that you are unable to do any job period in the national economy, even simple things like napkin folding.
I've had sect 8 for years, the problem is finding housing that accepts vouchers in a state that has less and less every year and meets all my needs. My state has no ban on source of income discrimination and even most slumlords these days refuse to accept vouchers (because there's a housing bubble and they think they can get more throwing out voucher people and gouging the rent than what the gov pays them. Yes, this is a huge part of why people w/disabilities and mental illness have such a high risk of homelessness).
It's like that everywhere right now.
This paragraph makes no sense to me whatsoever, and that's why autism is a such a bitch. If you wind up homeless apply for disability again, and when your denied get an advocate. In the meantime try to get services from your community mental health center so you have a caseworker and a psychiatrist in case you need to apply.
Already on it. I've actually been going to the same county health department for meds and other psych stuff since I was like 10. That was where I first got my autism diagnosis, actually. Unfortunately their hands are tied, my caseworker was able to give me a list of properties to call but unfortunately they all either had no vacancies for the foreseeable future, were seniors only, or were no longer taking vouchers.
Unfortunately people that are poor without a disability are usually pretty fucking garbage (stereotypes come from somewhere). I wouldn't inflict them on a landlord that didn't want to deal with them. It is everywhere, and it's affecting everyone. 30 seniors just became homeless b/c their building was bought and the new owner decided to turn it into luxury living.
There is a special place in Hell for that landlord, and I hope it's particularly hot and pineapple-filled.
If you're good at writing, try freelancing on Upwork. I get most of my money from there.
No, I just don't like people. I have very little in common with most of those around me since I'm a college man in the middle of an exceptionally rural town. A lot of my interests are online-oriented and, you know, the most I can talk about with them is guns. We get along, but there's just not enough for me to be friends with a lot of my peers.
Fair enough. I ask because my dad never leaves the house, unless he is going to eat. Neither my mom or dad do anything really. Stupid way to spend your golden years, but he's been like that for decades. Ever since he was forced to "retire" due to work related injuries, and he's obese so his mobility isn't great and he keeps getting gout due to his diet. It's frustrating.
I've found some pretty big leopard frogs, but one time one of my friends found my other friends pixie frog that resurrected from the (assumed)dead.
Month. It's not bad work for someone living inna woods.
My dad's sister told me that when I was first diagnosed, she and his living brother at the time kinda nudged him like "hey, this sounds a lot like you too" but he just brushed it off and never pursued it.
How big? Bigger than a hamburger? I found a bull frog that was so big it didn't even fit in my hand.
leopard frogs don't get quite that big, but pixie frogs get even bigger
