meeting with my case manager from the intellectual and developmental disabilities office in a bit.
we never get anything done tho.
like. i would love to have a support person to help me out with this but i do not.
they typically work with parents but my parents kinda failed in the "get daughter appropriate services" department.
i need a #medicaid waiver or something. but i don't have medicaid and am not sure how to go about getting it/qualifying.
it's always in danger too.
i have medium support needs or something. idk how to describe it.
i want to have my own place, but have ended up hospitalized both times i tried.
so supportive housing (not a group home tho) would be a good step i think. even if i have to prove i'm ready for it at a more supported level. as long as it isn't an institution.
but i need a #medicaid waiver. and they talk is all directed at parents. not directly to the client. i am doing this by myself.
she directed me to an organization the outsource to that will help me do that. so i will try them tomorrow or wednesday.
thank you 🫂
wednesday the valkyrja
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