SUBSIDIZED HOUSING

This article appeared on my Yahoo.fr opening page when I turned on my computer in Europe where I live. The article is in French and I do an on the spot translation of it into English (partially) and discuss some of the issues it raises, and I cite some of my own personal life experiences.

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[cgillyard]

What made you move to France?

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@cgillyard Couldn't get healthcare in the USA, had abusive men after me, wanted real culture and good quality of life.

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@PennyDreadfuI The psychologist I've been seeing for nearly 15 years now says his stupid behavior is classic jealousy. I tried to talk to his family, even about this -- big mistake. I agree -- a lot of people out there actually have developmental disabilities. As long as they are not evil they need to be cut slack. Born that way!

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@cdltpx I am fairly certain that's who I spoke to! The problem is, I have been over here for 17 years or more and they only consider your SS income for the past ten years. I fill out a tax form yearly for the US but have earned so little, I did not owe any SS tax payments, nor could I even make any as a token gesture. I await new forms so I can start the dang process over again. I responded to a letter a few months ago but have nothing yet. I am down for the count.

[cdltpx]

@slobomotion I would contact the attorney first you can call them from where you are I think the ones that advertize hard in USA are Binder and Binder you usually file with a certain state if you already filed you might have years of back pay coming to you. Contact the attorney take it step by step once you put all the pieces together you may have what you paid for.212.605.0343.or917.903.849­3

[PennyDreadfuI]

@slobomotion That sounds like a maturity issue as much as any mental impairment... I have a soft spot for those with neurological and psychological disorders and cut those types a lot of slack; however, when it's paired with childish behavior, I draw the line. If you're bored, pull up some old Fanny Cradock Christmas cooking episodes! The camp always makes me feel a little better.

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@SunShine8308 Yeah, I annotated away here. Thanks for taking the time to read! I've had complaints my annotations go by too quickly, but people can pause the videos. I also put a lot of effort, usually, into lowbar descriptions. Since people tend to not read them, I've found, I run the annotations by quickly.

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@PennyDreadfuI He has totally sabotaged Christmas. He also does this to our vacations, our anniversary, my birthday, you name it. I set out a sushi dinner for him last night and he wouldn't come out of his room. It's ruined, now. He was mad because I wasn't ready at 12:30, was too tired from cooking lunch, to go see an old movie in Paris. I suggested the next showing and he took to his room.

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@riseingstardust They string you along hoping you'll die or get discouraged. I finally qualified for something in France but they have held up the payments for a year now -- keep asking me to send photocopies, write letters, which I do, then a few months later they ask again for slightly different stuff. I will never see a penny. I am bleeding again and don't expect to live much longer. They've won.

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@cdltpx My family in the States was equally screwed up. I had no idea I needed an attorney to get disability in the States. By the time I found out about this, too much time had gone by and no one would take me on. They admit they owe me a huge chunk in back benefits and a stipend, but they have lost my dossier three times. No doctor in France will fill out a form in English, and it is illegal for them to fill out any forms at all, in fact. French law.