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Ghosthunter
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09 Sep 2005, 2:28 pm

Autism's awareness wrote:

I started this autistic adventure in San Francisco.
I was outed by my employer and if somone had
said DX then, I would have said Wh..th..F..ck.

Road Trip Awareness wrote:

Then I did a road trip. This allowed me to see
others on the spectrum in one form or another.
I had a chance to see the varying degree's of
younger and older autistic traits.

relocation opportunities wrote:

Then I settled into Minnesota. I found that i could
fool folk and ad lib, but not a computer that can
bar you from a interview in all related stores,
and this is one store data base that can do it.

I realize that I needed some job support.
That required a Diagnoses. The appointment
is Sept 19th, 2005.

So what would have been a wh..the...f-ck
became a I understand the reasoning for
the DX.

In Applevalley 2/3 of the stores do survey
in pre-interview processes. This is to my
dislike and it would be just as much in
San Francisco.

What really burned my hide is that electronic
stores are so predudice to non-bullshiters in
their sales market potential, the if yuo can
weed through the questionair(or BS your
way through, your hired.

reason for DX wrote:

for $6, this is ridiculous, since I am 40 in 1 year
and have to pay attention to the fact that
$6 per hour won't do nothing but have me
collect alumiun cans and getting $400 per
month social security.

By 45 I want to be in the process or completed
the process for a college degree in ? and
psychology. Have affordable housing
and a job that plays my strengths.

So, thanks Bestbuy and AppleBee restraunt
for revealing true where there was unawareness.

My appointment is September 19th, 2005
I will speak with a psychologist and get a
written result. What I see is a paper that
concludes one short journey, and hopefully
allowing others to happen.

1)...School Degree(BA)
2)...Work that plays my strength and not minium wage
3)...Affordable housing

Thus my spirit, self and I-physical, and I-Fiscal
are in a balance.

Thanks for reading this.

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

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09 Sep 2005, 3:09 pm

I hope everything turns out well with that GH. Good to see you again!

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09 Sep 2005, 3:42 pm

Here are the $'s and facts that signify my
SSI and age 62 issue. Thus maybe with a
DX I can curb this fate.

[quote="SSI by age 62 $'s"]
Age 18 $1,745 earned, 1984
Age 19 $3,393 earned, 1985
Age 20 $3,628 earned, 1986
Age 21 $4,979 earned, 1987
Age 22 $5,480 earned, 1988
Age 23 $2,545 earned, 1989
Age 24 $1,052 earned, 1990
Age 25 $65 earned, 1991
Age 26 $1,127 earned, 1992
Age 27 $3,673 earned, 1993
Age 28 $4,477 earned, 1994
Age 29 $592 earned, 1995
Age 30 $1,521 earned, 1996
Age 31 $1,076 earned, 1997
Age 32 $9,697 earned, 1998
Age 33 $12,271 earned, 1999
Age 34 $10,318 earned, 2000
Age 35 $13,827 earned, 2001
Age 36 $12,280 earned, 2002
Age 37 $180 earned, 2003
Age 38 $5000 or less, 2004
Age 39 $less than $3,900 range, 2005

This constitutes that by age 62, I get $186 per
month.

This constitutes that by age 67, Iget $264 per
month.

This constitutes that by age 67, I get $328 per
month.

If physically disabled now, $587 would be the
number.

Hmmmmm?

This is pathetic, and I figure with a DX i can curd
this trend. Death becomes cheaper than living to
age 62

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

ljbouchard
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09 Sep 2005, 5:39 pm

GH,

I hope the assessment process goes well. Keep us posted.

PS: Please PM me on if Dr. Luskin is doing the assessment or not.

_________________
Louis J Bouchard
Rochester Minnesota

"Only when all those who surround you are different, do you truly belong."
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09 Sep 2005, 6:23 pm

I am glad that I aired my past's nakedness, and the
other events that led me to stop this maddening
flight in a NT world.

I am glad you folks could actually share my adventure,
be it travel, and audio exploritory. This is my true
nature in a non-chaotic way.

Now that I can look past discreptions of anger, and
realize you folks, not labels and categories, I am
able to see the end of this autism mystery, and
new things to begin.

Bless be you hearts, folks at wrongplanet. For
change requires me to stop: feel: and understand
what it is I am going through....thus allow change
to be grasped. Being naked upon your screens
is relevant in this process.

Bless be your hearts and changes that allow
me to see beyond. I still have job issues,
housing long term issues, and school issues
to deal with. That is why I am scarce on
your screens.

With this behind me, "the dx", I can say
that concludes a wild journey of purging
and cleansing of self/spirit/i-physical/i-fiscal
understanding. So thanks for being there
as I expose my nakedness on your screen
and patience.

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

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