Update

Just over a year ago I shared my circumstances to point out the demonisation of the poor and disabled was not a straight forward. For my troubles I was accused of scamming by someone. While in general the support I recieved from members here was great it did make me feel uncomfortable posting here.

For the most part though the support had been very possitive and I did appreciate it.

Anyway got a phone call today and I've been accepted on a two year training/apprenticeship with a housing association learning leasehold management. At the end I will have two years experience and a national diploma so moving on into full time work should be a lot easier afterwards.

The training is part of the Possitive Action for Disability by the Chartered Institute of Housing, and social landlord partners helping disabled people who would like to move into housing make the transition.
http://www.cih.org/pafd

On a seperate note, just before christmas my daughter bought me a pain gone pen. http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Ddigital-text&field-keywords=pain+gone+pen&rh=n%3A341677031%2Ck%3Apain+gone+pen

She bought me the small one to see if it will work, and I have had a lot of relief from it. I have no idea what its general effectiveness is, but if you suffer regular pains, and backpain and have not found something that works for you it is worth a try.

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  • PRO

    That is fantastic George I am really pleased for you and thank you for returning to tell us about it :-)

  • Very pleased for your George :)

  • PRO

    Welcome back & great to hear !

    P lease don't let the minority rule, George. Hopefully they now feel shammed by their comments.

  • PRO

    Great news onwards & upwards now!

  • Thanks for the comments guys, and Jenny.

  • Excellent George, very pleased for you, Good to hear from you again. Keep the writings coming!!

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