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thank you Sandra I think we just hit on some of that today. I have been on the phone all afternoon and nothing for sure yet but some real possibilities Cindy you are all so wonderful thanks (0: ——-}—-@

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Cindy Ain’t we wonderful though.  LOL And so are you.  You are an inspiration to all of us for hanging tall in all of your problems.  I would give you a big hug if I could meet you. this will have to do.  ((((((((((H)))))))))) janers

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<<With Insurance and the ICC grant we will only have 30K to build a house  you need bout 70 to 80 here just for a little one. But there are some other avenues to explore the buildings code guy from our town is great and really trying to help.

You might check and see if there are any special things your city or county offers for disabled.  For example, my sister found out that her city in CA will give very low interest rate loans for home improvements up to $30,000.  Also, disabled people are able to get the improvements done at lower prices, and they are provided with a list of contractors who will do the work.  She doesn’t have a lot of money, but has been taking advantage of these and some other programs they offer (such as reductions of utility bills for heating/AC).  As a result, she’s been able to vastly improve her property and even make it handicapped accessible.   Sandra

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Thanks guys  i appreciate the help. We can’t put a pre-fab home of any kind in this area due to building codes and restrictions. We are going to a meeting well public hearing on Monday it is the South East Texas Housing dept. The local city leason seems to think they can help. She is very nice  also gave me numbers to call and is talking to people herself. If we could just get enough to make the shell we could finish out later John and his brother could hang walls and all the plywood floors don’t bother me any. lol I am writing letters to all my state reps and calling attourny generals office and FEMA  just to talk about our situation and how bad it was handled. And the fact that we have to rebuild and don’t have enough to do it. Maybe will help someone down the road someday. Well thanks again I am going to take everyones advice. We are in the make to much money for somethings and slow credit so can’t qualify for others but there has to be something somewhere right. Love Cindy

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Janers, Contrary to some opinions…Texas is still in the "States".  LOL!!! As a transplanted Texan I thought I should speak up on that one. But you are right there should be some kind of help if the insurance and Fema will not "pay" enough to rebuild and replace what was lost in the flood. Cindy,(assuming that you are readinf this) have you checked the price of a modular home put on a foundation and just taking down the flooded house?   I am so glad that you enjoyed you short vacation.  You are still in my thoughts and prayers! Sherry

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Cindy, so good to hear from you. Now you and that daughter of yours get some goodies to eat while watching those movies.  Get flubber, my grand daughter just loved it even if it was old to her.  She is 10. Now about the money, isn’t there a lupus chapter you can call near you, to ask them how to get help with some money for you guys.  Do you get any SSD?? What about a pastor to call and ask him??  Now I know damn I don’t want to feel like we are begging.  it is NOT begging, it is help getting over the hump so to speak. There has to be some kind of help, ask the health nurses they should no somethiiing or someone to help you guys here.  What about and I know you may not want to hear this but welfare. I would call around and ask agencies like the cancer society call them and ask them who to call for help when someone needs it.  How about the Red Cross??? ok, maybe I am going way off here, but I think there has to be something out there. Now I just am remembering something are you in the states???  After all I wrote, Now I am wondering?? LOL Ok, well go for the clergy and the health nurses and ask them.  I mean it now, ask for help here. Now I do think the gamma globulin is going to help you alot.  and I am sending you good vibes to feel good. take care and thank you for being you. janers

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Hi Cindy, I was thinking about you too and am glad to hear that you had a good time. Will be waiting to hear how things go with your treatment. Prayers and good thoughts from here to you. BJ "John W. Johnston, Jr." <wes…@microconnect.net

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Hi Cindy, I’m glad to hear from you, and that you had a good time away.  Hope everything straightens out for you soon.  Been there with the money problems. Very difficult and stressful stuff.  We declared bankruptcy three years ago. We are doing better now, but as you can imagine, our credit rating is lousy. Hope the Gamma treatments help, and quickly. Wes AllawishesB1 wrote: Well we are back home and we had a real nice time.  We saw some really interesting things and took it  slow. My daughter took a friend and they

did so

good not one argument (two 12 year olds ) Has to be some kind of record. I thought we would never get out the door thursday for all the people

calling

to set up my tests and first Gamma treatment. Had brain MRI with

contrast

yesterday, hate those , and having EEG the 16th another fun one. The

Home

Health care people will be calling to scedule so we are scrambling to

fix up my

daughters room for the treatment, painting and putting down some remnant

carpet

we found. We already bleached and fixed the wall and ceiling. this way I

will

have a bigger room so will be easier to get around with the IV thing.

She has 2

twin beds and likes the idea of sharing her room with me for 3 days  and

there

is a tv vcr in there.  Maybe I can catch up on a couple movies. I am

afraid the

Home Health people will freak when they see my house is so messed up.

We are

not having much luck with the gathering money part. A couple years ago

when

John was sick then layed off we had some slow payments so the SBA turned

us

down last week on the long term low interest loan for rebuilding.  The buildings code guy was here yesterday and said we have to rebuild. Even

if we

could raise the house it would have to be moved over more than 5 feet as

it is

too close to properity line now.  With Insurance and the ICC grant we

will only

have 30K to build a house  you need bout 70 to 80 here just for a little

one.

But there are some other avenues to explore the buildings code guy from

our

town is great and really trying to help. Sorry to be so long guess I had alot on my mind . I know all this will work out somehow. And maybe the gamma stuff will

make me

feel a little stronger for a while. Thanks for listening Cindy

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Hi Cindy, I’m glad to hear from you, and that you had a good time away.  Hope everything straightens out for you soon.  Been there with the money problems. Very difficult and stressful stuff.  We declared bankruptcy three years ago. We are doing better now, but as you can imagine, our credit rating is lousy. Hope the Gamma treatments help, and quickly. Wes – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -AllawishesB1 wrote:

Well we are back home and we had a real nice time.  We saw some really interesting things and took it  slow. My daughter took a friend and they did so good not one argument (two 12 year olds ) Has to be some kind of record. I thought we would never get out the door thursday for all the people calling to set up my tests and first Gamma treatment. Had brain MRI with contrast yesterday, hate those , and having EEG the 16th another fun one. The Home Health care people will be calling to scedule so we are scrambling to fix up my daughters room for the treatment, painting and putting down some remnant carpet we found. We already bleached and fixed the wall and ceiling. this way I will have a bigger room so will be easier to get around with the IV thing. She has 2 twin beds and likes the idea of sharing her room with me for 3 days  and there is a tv vcr in there.  Maybe I can catch up on a couple movies. I am afraid the Home Health people will freak when they see my house is so messed up.  We are not having much luck with the gathering money part. A couple years ago when John was sick then layed off we had some slow payments so the SBA turned us down last week on the long term low interest loan for rebuilding.  The buildings code guy was here yesterday and said we have to rebuild. Even if we could raise the house it would have to be moved over more than 5 feet as it is too close to properity line now.  With Insurance and the ICC grant we will only have 30K to build a house  you need bout 70 to 80 here just for a little one. But there are some other avenues to explore the buildings code guy from our town is great and really trying to help. Sorry to be so long guess I had alot on my mind . I know all this will work out somehow. And maybe the gamma stuff will make me feel a little stronger for a while. Thanks for listening Cindy

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Well we are back home and we had a real nice time.  We saw some really interesting things and took it  slow. My daughter took a friend and they did so good not one argument (two 12 year olds ) Has to be some kind of record. I thought we would never get out the door thursday for all the people calling to set up my tests and first Gamma treatment. Had brain MRI with contrast yesterday, hate those , and having EEG the 16th another fun one. The Home Health care people will be calling to scedule so we are scrambling to fix up my daughters room for the treatment, painting and putting down some remnant carpet we found. We already bleached and fixed the wall and ceiling. this way I will have a bigger room so will be easier to get around with the IV thing. She has 2 twin beds and likes the idea of sharing her room with me for 3 days  and there is a tv vcr in there.  Maybe I can catch up on a couple movies. I am afraid the Home Health people will freak when they see my house is so messed up.  We are not having much luck with the gathering money part. A couple years ago when John was sick then layed off we had some slow payments so the SBA turned us down last week on the long term low interest loan for rebuilding.  The buildings code guy was here yesterday and said we have to rebuild. Even if we could raise the house it would have to be moved over more than 5 feet as it is too close to properity line now.  With Insurance and the ICC grant we will only have 30K to build a house  you need bout 70 to 80 here just for a little one. But there are some other avenues to explore the buildings code guy from our town is great and really trying to help. Sorry to be so long guess I had alot on my mind . I know all this will work out somehow. And maybe the gamma stuff will make me feel a little stronger for a while. Thanks for listening Cindy

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