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I did get a job, my last on-site and there was a general financial upturn which actually began even during the episode above which started in the local DSS office from which I was taken to the ward where the worker mentioned above was. The call for the job actually came while I was in the DSS workers cubicle. That then lead to an on-site job in Buffalo that paid $75K and for the next year or so there was also contracting and at the end of it I could take early social security. In both times that the NYS holding statute (9 something) was enforced on me, I was in dire straits as far as making ends meet and presented at different social service outlets saying I was suicidal. Actually one time I really was suicidal and was going to do it but a contract came in from Germany which led to the DNS/EPP stuff. That time I woulda and didn go to a social safety net outlet, but the work resolved it.

~~After Sept '14 that never recurred.~~ When contracting petered out I became comfortable adapting to social security so that the next thing to overcome is breaking out of that financial rut.

When contracting petered out I became comfortable adapting to social security so that the next thing to overcome is breaking out of that financial rut. The solidification of the social safety net in the form of the forced government pension plan was enough for me and I was quite happy overall a new kind of challenge in a life were previously normally only adversity had to be overcome.

The network activity display showed that this page was human accessed and I didn remember it so was surprised to see it, pleased to see that a decade on at a new frontier at about same time of year, spent labor day holiday '14 in the ward above which was much nicer than the ECMC setup. Bigger, a really big room of your own, and not crowded, nice food and staff. I rode my bike to the DSS and it was a loss.

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 I did get a job, my last on-site and there was a general financial upturn which actually began even during the episode above which  started in the local DSS office from which I was taken to the ward where the worker mentioned above was. The call for the job actually came while I was in the DSS workers cubicle. That then lead to an on-site job in Buffalo that paid $75K and for the next year or so there was also contracting and at the end of it I could take early social security. In both times that the NYS holding statute (9 something) was enforced on me, I was in dire straits as far as making ends meet and presented at different social service outlets saying I was suicidal. Actually one time I really was suicidal and was going to do it but a contract came in from Germany which led to the DNS/EPP stuff. That time I woulda and didn go to a social safety net outlet, but the work resolved it.
-After Sept '14 that never recurred. When contracting petered out I became comfortable adapting to social security so that the next thing to overcome is breaking out of that financial rut.
+When contracting petered out I became comfortable adapting to social security so that the next thing to overcome is breaking out of that financial rut. The solidification of the social safety net in the form of the forced government pension plan was enough for me and I was quite happy overall a new kind of challenge in a life were previously normally only adversity had to be overcome.
 The network activity display showed that this page was human accessed and I didn remember it so was surprised to see it, pleased to see that a decade on at a new frontier at about same time of year, spent labor day holiday '14 in the ward above which was much nicer than the ECMC setup. Bigger, a really big room of your own, and not crowded, nice food and staff. I rode my bike to the DSS and it was a loss.