🚀 go-pugleaf

For starters you could go to ECN at $100 a year instead of $24 a month and
last year if you were in need they would have given it to you for free

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Kat... <Kat_Somewhere@outthere.com> wrote in message
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> flyonthewall@bouncemail.ca wrote:
>
> > What bothers me so much about AISH is that the whole program was
> > not thought out completely BEFORE the government instituted it and
> > therefore there are actually a number of millionaires that are
> > receiving extra money that to them is just pocket change.
>
> There are probably 3 out there.  They were grandfathered in under
> policys that changed and those people were exempted.
>
> > This is what makes me so darn angry about AISH. I have a friend
> > that had to declare bankruptcy because all her illnesses drove
> > her to the poor house and I told her to apply for AISH. She was
> > turned down even though she clearly did qualify.
>
> It has happened to many people.
> It is the same thing that I have faced.  They forced me to sell off
> everything I had just to survive just as your friend has done.
> They take everything and expect you to survive on nothing.
>
> > I called AISH to find out why? I was told that in order to qualify
> > for AISH the person has to be willing to work part-time. I could
> > not believe what I had just heard.
>
> This is what a person has to go through appeals repeatedly over.
>
> They forced me to take out student loans and go to school. The loans
> increased my debts but didn't make me any more employable with the
> disorders progression.  Then I was forced into an employment empowerment
> program for the disabled.
>
> Going to school and to that program was redundant and a waste of money
> The only change was a gain in knowledge however, I am still disabled
> and unemployable.  Nothing has changed that.
>
> > If a person IS SEVERLY HANDICAPPED and can prove it why do they
> > have to be able to work? And, if they are able to work then why
> > are they not able to work full-time and what is the purpose of AISH.
>
> You found one of the biggest problems that there is to the whole
> of AISH.  The pure stupidity of the idiots in power who set up those
> policies in the first place.
>
> Kat...