The Truth of what the Coalition has done to 84% of sick and disabled claimants in the UK!
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Hi Everyone,
I am a firm believer on how disgraceful disabled people have been treated in the UK with this Tory/LibDem gov't, I expect you to have noticed this has gone for far too long. I like many others will never vote for Tory ever, David Cameron is like they say a Devil in disguise, and even voted as the worst PM to run this country ever! This says a lot, not to mention the lies that the public have been fed making them feel depressed, etc. The media have also printed stories that make many disabled or sick people feel literally not worth living. To me, and many people I have spoken to on this forum and via private message, there is one thing that stands out is many cases and that this government has made so many people depressed and unable to cope financially. This should not be the case at all, the sooner this Tory coalition is out the better.
As you know the General Election in the UK is less than 100 days from us. A website that deals with claiments of benefits and work ran a vote over the past week, but it was not just a vote, they asked people their views on the current Coalition Government and how they have been affected, over the past few years not just financially but healthwise as well.
http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/2990-general-election-survey-results-first
I hope you will vote in this Election just to demolish what the Coalition has done to us. We deserve better, David Cameron and his cronies are for themselves.
If you read this far then I urge you to read the following... if you vote.
http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/2991-28-january-2015-newsletter
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GeorgiaS SteV3
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I remembered that he went to Conections in the prevous town we lived in but he didn't connect with anyone in there. He connects with very few people, he's had the same two best friends for years and he feels comfortable with me, he likes the couple he lives with now but anyone else! He won't even talk to anyone else in the family, including his grandma.
If there's some such thing in town I could tell them all this and they may have someone who might understand him better than the last ones. But with the cutbacks where they're trying to reduce help for people I don't know.
I'm studying for a degree so I can work from home proof reading and copy editing. There's more chance of succeeding in that line of work with a degree, and I need to support him, no idea for how long.
tiswas24537 GeorgiaS
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he tried connexsion as well but all they had to offer was computer course
and he just couldnt fit in with them and he just wasnt interested in the course.
SteV3 GeorgiaS
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You can make some good money online, pay depends on location remember we are in the EU, and the new Taxes came in to effect on 1st January 2015. You can make loads of money on copywriting, digital artwork, photography, technical support desk via remote, operate a hosting company, manage webservers, etc. I've sold artwork on the net, not me personally but through a third-party, if you're good at art its not a bad a line to get into, many people think my work is strange and I have a warped mind, like dead bodies, etc but then I can also go to the other end of scale and create artwork of people, landscapes, etc.
Regards,
Les.
GeorgiaS tiswas24537
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Our sons sound more alike the more we say!
GeorgiaS SteV3
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I used to love painting and drawing but I haven't done that for a while, except for painting a dragon a few years ago. It was so therapeutic!
Have you heard of the child genius painter, I forget her name. Her artwork is so unblievable. I'd love to buy one of her prints but they're too expensive. Her family is financially secure for life. They never pushed her though.
GeorgiaS SteV3
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SteV3 GeorgiaS
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A tend to use prisma colors pencils from the USA, they are not the top ones, but I would not mind trying the better make, but very nice to draw with, I bought 5 in a tin awhile ago.
Regards,
Les.
GeorgiaS SteV3
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I didn't pursue it as you did, that's impressive Les. I spent more time playing guitar but I never pursued that either, preferring to play when I was on my own, still do prefer that.
SteV3 GeorgiaS
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My daughter used to draw Anime, now shes been designing tattoo's, she's got a wide base of drawings, photo-realistic work is very clever its hard to tell if its a photograph or a drawing. Its strange, everyone in our family can draw, my wife can draw - I assume she got that off her dad, where as I got it off my dad.
One up on me girl, I can't play any instrument whatsoever! I have tried but failed miserably in the past..lol
Regards,
Les.
tiswas24537 SteV3
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unfortunatly i was not given the gift of being able to draw
two of my brothers can draw and both my daughters but not me .
georgeGG SteV3
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georgeGG GeorgiaS
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GeorgiaS SteV3
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You've inspired me to pick up a sketch pad and draw something.
GeorgiaS SteV3
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georgeGG GeorgiaS
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GeorgiaS tiswas24537
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I did one myself to see why she she loved doing them so much and it was really calming. You can get them as simple or complex as you want and there are such beautiful pictures to choose from in ebay.