Great news! Even though this process was much harder than it should have been, I will be able to go back to school after all. I feel very excited and blessed to be continuing my journey, and I'd like to thank everyone for their endless support. When I stop to think about all the other disabled people who were not as lucky as myself, I get overwhelmed. So thank you again.
It was suggested to by a friend who also happens to be a magazine writer that I need to garner as much support as possible. That is why I wrote this letter, to get myself out there.
I need to go to Michigan, because they are the largest school around that can accommodate someone like me. Well, except that other school, it's the closest one.
The problem I am facing is one in which Macomb County is dragging their feet too much this time. They still have not told me what company that they will work with and there's very few days left until school starts (January 3rd is when I am supposed to move in there). My employees have four classes to do in that time. Now we don't know if I am moving out there. Driving to AA from Roseville is a 50 minute drive, too much if you ask me. Right now, I will have to drop to one class in order to drive through Detroit rush hour.
Please refer to my blog page!
I know I can't say this, but I assure you that I am quite real.
With the 15 caregivers, I require 24/7 care. That is 168 hours. I was advised to hire all college students who only work 10-15 hours per week.
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