To successfully complete most of the items listed on my bucket list, I need to have a stable mood. To get a stable mood I need medication and cognitive therapy. A mood stabilizer and an EFFECTIVE anti-depressant would suffice. And I think seeing a cognitive therapist twice a month until I get stable and then perhaps once a month once I become stable would be ideal.
How am I going to be able to access the type of care that I need? I have to find a job that offers health insurance. Affordable health insurance. Don't you just love America? Canada looks so appealing now. Unfortunately the only type of jobs that I am qualify for are as a caregiver. I know the majority of care giving jobs don't offer affordable health insurance. I had jobs that wanted you to pay $200-350 per month for health insurance. The average job only paid about $10 per hour, so after taxes i would bring home about $1100-1200 dollars a month. At these jobs, having an insured vehicle was "encouraged" to have. Mileage reimbursement never covered the cost that gas and car maintenance, so the nonprofit got a good deal, but me as a worker not so much. (I think this added on to my feeling of being taken advantage) And now you see my predicament. I need to get into another industry that offers better benefits and wages. I don't know the career path I should take.
No comments:
Post a Comment