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  • #406237
    Anonymous
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    Dear Emily and Hero!

    Please say and do what you need to say and do so to keep your housing assistance coming in: rents are too high to afford without it, for a whole lot of people. So, if I understand correctly, you need a landlord who (1) will accept your low credit score and (2) who will be okay with you smoking weed in the apartment?

    anita

    #406238
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I learned from my current  apartment that no landlord is going to accept a tenant that smokes anything. So I am fighting to stay clean . This was the first time I was threatened with a lawyer and eviction . Smoking almost destroyed everything that I worked so hard for . It’s just not for me . I have to find other ways to relieve stress .

    My landlord told me that he has been patient enough with me . I’ve been in this apartment since January  2021 and so much has happened I’ve had to quit jobs because they don’t work with my sons school schedule then denied unemployment after quitting bcuz of the lack of childcare  is not a good cause to leave a job then  had to accept a job that pays me 13 dollars a hour  just to pay bills . These things all have stressed me out .

    The only good thing that has happened this year is the high school diploma which is going help increase my income I am no longer accepting 13 dollars a hour I cannot survive and enjoy life and raise a child with 13 dollars a hour . It’s hard . I’m done pretending its not  . And nobody is coming to save me So I’m going to save myself . I’ve started already by getting that diploma out the way and staying away from weed .

    Hero

    #406243
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Hero:

    Nobody is coming to save me So I’m going to save myself . I’ve started already by getting that diploma out the way and staying away from weed“- the words of a Hero, words that are inspiring me to think right now: how can I become a hero in my own life, today…?

    I learned from my current  apartment that no landlord is going to accept a tenant that smokes anything… I have to find other ways to relieve stress“- again, words of a Hero: identifying the problem and pointing toward a solution.

    I am no longer accepting 13 dollars an hour…  It’s hard . I’m done pretending it’s not“- a Hero does not pretend it’s not hard, a hero faces what’s hard and .. gets her high school diploma and a better pay. Amazing, Hero: you are really and truly amazing!

    anita

    #406296
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    Do you think reaching out to legal aide for assistance with court is a good idea? I would have to let them know why I’m being evicted. I don’t know if that would put me in danger with child protective services. The only other option is to reach out to my housing assistance and let them know that in order for me to be financially prepared to move I would have to wait to receive my tax return in February or March. I don’t know what else to do.

    Hero

    #406305
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    I have a lot a growing to do . I’m getting my ass kicked by this landlord . This is not a good feeling.

    #406306
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Hero:

    Do you think reaching out to legal aid for assistance with court is a good idea? I would have to let them know why I’m being evicted. I don’t know if that would put me in danger with child protective services“-

    I hope that the answer to this question is in this quote from  lawyers. com: “When you seek advice or representation from a lawyer, that lawyer is bound by strict standards of professional responsibility. Among other things, your lawyer must act in your best interests and keep your communications confidential. If your lawyer violates these rules, he or she can be disciplined or even face a legal malpractice suit…

    “When you seek advice from an attorney about a legal matter, your private communications with your lawyer are protected by the attorney-client privilege. This means that your lawyer cannot reveal any information that you disclose to him or her in confidence, unless you give your express permission… The privilege does not, however, apply to communications for the purpose of committing a crime or an act of fraud. This is called the “crime-fraud exception.” For example, if you tell your lawyer that you plan on murdering someone tomorrow, your lawyer can alert the authorities.”

    Is the answer to your question in this quote?

    anita

    #406308
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Yes my question was answered. I haven’t committed a crime or a act of fraud . My child is safe . What we discuss would be
    protected by the attorney-client privilege .

     

    Hero

     

     

     

    #406309
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Hero:

    I hope that you make an appointment with legal aid as soon as possible. You wrote earlier today: “I have a lot a growing to do”- you are growing, Hero, and you have been growing for a long time… this is why you are My Hero!

    anita

    #406312
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    Yes outgrowing making bad decisions. I’m tired of  getting stuck in situations that I don’t belong in .

    Hero

    #406315
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Hero:

    A Hero makes better decisions today than yesterday, and better decisions tomorrow than today, slowly but surely getting out of the gooey mess of bad decisions and staying away.. one day at a time.

    anita

    #406558
    Anonymous
    Guest

    I think of my Hero every day. I wanted to let you know that I do. I wish you and your child the best!

    anita

    #406559
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    (I wish you and your child the best )

    Are you leaving the website????

     

     

     

    #406560
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Dear Hero:

    No, no.. I didn’t mean that at all. I have no intention to leave the website, not whatsoever. I just meant that I wish you and your child the best… and I am here to read about the best that I am wishing for you. I will be away from the computer for a few hours, !and be back)!

    anita

    #406561
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I thought when someone says I wish u the best … they’re ending a friendship. Glad you aren’t leaving. I enjoy chatting with you . I haven’t contacted legal aide I don’t think I am I feel like being forced to move is a consequence of my action. Things could have gotten so bad where child protective services could have been called on me and I could have been labeled as a unfit parent . I’m glad that didn’t happen . Still moving when&where I don’t know yet .

    hero

    #406563
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Dear Anita,

    I have something else I want to talk about . So Im 31 turning 32 soon . The purpose of getting the Ged was to meet the requirements of a higher paying jobs . In the past I’ve been a stay at home mom for the child with cerebral palsy  , Certified Nurse Assistant , Cashier, Security Officer(these jobs don’t fit my sons schedule) . Now currently a Pre school teacher/assistant for 9 months .

    So the job that I end up doing would have to work around my sons school schedule .Pre school teacher pay is low an I work super hard 10 students to 1 or 2 adults . Sometimes it’s 1 teacher 10 students.

    I was thinking of becoming a school bus driver I’d have to become cdl trained I’m  nervous  I never done it before . I don’t know what to do with my future but I don’t want minimum wage or to stress about finding childcare. This is hard .

    hero

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