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maid08
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went to mates today to sit with him in his assessment ?home visit?its amazing just how stupid these things are from the outside ??one of his problems is alcohol ????how does this affect you he asked male nurse?mate said umm im drunk most of the day???? can you prepare a meal nope by the time im hungry im asleep? obvious one coming i thought about washing knowing how my mate is do you need assistance ?do i smell like i wash much ??planning and completing a journey mate said look im p most days how the hell can ii go anywhere then i broke and had to put my hand over mouth to stop laughing? cos budgeting decisions his answer listen, mate, i was married a long time no **** gets their hand on my cash, of course, i can budget in the end i just sat there dumbstruck acesmant over and nurse got to door my mate said ohh by the way did you come by car yes m nurse said do they pay milage mate said yes he said my mate said well let me tell you they do not pay youer insurance and i bet you aint declared its a car used for work purposes ??and shut the door turns out his point why treat um nice its the 4th acesmant he has had none refused but god he chanceing it he said that last bit makes um think well
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drugs addicts drunks all get extra benefits because of their condition not that i agree with it??as to insurance he is correct most will not be insured for work purposes that's a fact and local health employed will have the cover private companies won't as per bailiffs using own transport
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maid08 said:drugs addicts drunks all get extra benefits because of their condition not that i agree with it??as to insurance he is correct most will not be insured for work purposes that's a fact and local health employed will have the cover private companies won't as per bailiffs using own transport
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@maid08 your mate is bringing his own illnesses to himself ,he has a choice to get help in rehab and get better, others who have no choice in getting better because of their disability. And I strongly agree with @lillybelle.
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dee4848 said:@maid08 your mate is bringing his own illnesses to himself ,he has a choice to get help in rehab and get better, others who have no choice in getting better because of their disability. And I strongly agree with @lillybelle.
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Do agree i thinl the govenment should read these posts.
They should listen to what the public thinl about drug adicts and drunks
Theres always a group of them at our shops. Its imposible to buy anythink without them asking for what ever youv bough.
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Misscleo said:Do agree i thinl the govenment should read these posts.
They should listen to what the public thinl about drug adicts and drunks
Theres always a group of them at our shops. Its imposible to buy anythink without them asking for what ever youv bough.
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