With the paperwork party workshop over, I now have a few things to do. The most important of which is to finally write up that long overdue rental agreement with my son as Medicaid needs proof of his residency. They also need proof of his monthly income, which I do have. Then we just need to mail those in, along with another Medicaid form they sent us to fill out. I really want to get that done before we go on vacation. Then I can probably relax.
Sincerely –
Autism Librarian
So as my new second part-time job starts tomorrow, I’m suddenly feeling very motivate and I’m not exactly sure where that’s coming from. I know lately that I’ve also been feeling more motivated with my other job and that’s been a good feeling.
I’m also starting to get some things done at home like going through old family slides and getting some of them developed into pictures. Going through my bookshelves in my bedroom and hopefully soon, my desk. Sitting here, I’m thinking I might go out and take some pictures this weekend.
Next week, I’m going to a workshop entitled paperwork which I’m hoping will help me get my oldest son’s Medicaid paperwork ready to re-submit. I hoping while I’m there, I will talk to the person in charge of this (someone I’ve known for several years) about looking at housing options for my son down the road.
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Autism Librarian
So now that we’ve gotten all the paperwork in to Vocational Rehabilitation, we’ve suddenly started getting some more paperwork on this program called Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency from Social Security. It’s a short-term program that gives you more financial support. Seems the paperwork just never ends.
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Autism Librarian
My oldest son’s words, not mine. Sometimes he just does things that give me reason to share and tonight was one of those days. While he talked about how we should knock out all this paperwork tomorrow, I’m hoping we do a couple of those things tonight and then the rest tomorrow. I say that as I’m sitting here writing, so I guess I’d better take a break so we can do those couple of things.
Sincerely –
Autism Librarian
I guess with last week’s three day snow day break followed by the weekend, I think maybe it’s time for me to get back to work. For me, my temporary job is about over, so I need to start applying for more jobs. For my oldest, we have paperwork that we need to fill out. I guess this means I have my next weekend already planned out for me.
Sincerely –
Autism Librarian
Seems because of some unexpected circumstances, my oldest son and I will have a little extra quality time. I took off today to have our new dryer installed but then I received a letter from my mom’s car insurance regarding an accident I had while driving her car almost a year ago and possible settlement yesterday.
Turns out they want more than we expected while we thought (and thought wrong) that my mom didn’t have enough car insurance. Turns out she has more than she realized and the insurance company doesn’t think they’ll get all what they’re asking for reason’s that they explained to my mom.
So with that said, I feel like I need to get somethings done both for my son (like paperwork) and myself (like a job application or maybe two). With that said, I guess I’ll get to working on that paperwork because the sooner I get that done, the sooner I can apply for a job or two.
Sincerely-
Autism Librarian
So over the weekend I managed to get my son’s walkers club application submitted but unfortunately not his ISP. I actually only found out by happenstance that it didn’t go through because the message was in my spam.
Turns out it was too big of a file but hopefully tomorrow, I can take it to work, try to shrink it down and send again. That thought actually just came to me now as I’m sitting here writing this blog post. Guess I’d better go send it to myself now, before I forget.
Sincerely-
Autism Librarian
This is a phrase I haven’t thought about or used in a rather long time but I think maybe I needed to do tonight. Meaning I need to sit down with my son and work on his SSI paperwork tomorrow.
Today, I finally just sat down and worked on my modification of child support paperwork and I can’t tell you how much I didn’t want to do it. Thankfully I got it done and I think doing that helped me to realize if I can get through that, we can get through his paperwork.
As I’ve said many, many times, one day at a time. Thinking about my dad, I think he would be proud of me. Maybe next time, I’ll share a poem that I wrote about him the other day.
Sincerely-
Autism Librarian
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