u/billymumfreydownfall

My relative got the letter that they is being forced onto ADAP after 16 years of being on AISH. They are both physically and mentally disabled and permanently house-bound.

I know this is quite new still but are any of you having success getting back on AISH?

They have gone to their doctor who is charging $150 to fill out a form, but the doctor said they have so little information from the government, they have no idea if the form will be accepted.

What are your experiences?

My dog died this week. He was 10 years old. My constant companion, my employer of every month. He was there every second of the day and now he's just gone. The house is so quiet without him. My office - nobody is laying st my feet, quietly snoring, stinking up the place with his farts. Nobody to break up the day with a lunchtime walk.

Working from home means you spend 24/7 with your pets, and when they are suddenly gone? Omg, the pain is 10x worse.

I was wondering why this death seemed so much worse than our last dogs death. It must be because I am now WFH so we were that much more connected.