Phone, phone phone

Today I made phone calls to all sorts of agencies for help paying my power bill. I spent 3 hours on the phone (over Google Voice, not using my cell phone minutes). I didn't get anywhere, it was really frustrating. Finally, Geo woke up and called his mom, and after a long lecture she agreed to help us pay the power. So power is paid for this month. All I need now is the phone bill paid. I got a letter from Assurance Wireless today, and when I get my food stamps reinstated I will qualify for a free gov't phone. Hopefully I will have some way to pay my rent next month. After that, I don't know. I just need to get approved for disability ASAP, but it doesn't work that way.
No migraine today, and I slept pretty well after I took some klonopin. I didn't want to have to take the k, but we saw a scary movie last night (Lake Mungo, an Australian horror film, really good) and it was causing me to have hallucinations, paranoia and spasms. The best thing I could do was take some k to calm me down so I could sleep. 
Today Geo and I had a nice talk. We sat on the couch for a while, just talking about dreams and plans for the future. I can't wait for the car to get fixed so we can get him to the doctor and on a scale. I don't know of any local place in my area that has a scale above 350 pounds, but our doctors office does. The office is a little out of the way, so we have to wait till we get the car for him to go. He has been taking Alli and trying to eat better, so we will see!

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penny59
penny59

i hope and pray you get approved fopr disabilty..its such a shame the state that this country is in.. i wish it could be better for you and geo.. i never heard of that movie.. i dont really watch horror movies they screw with my mind.. i hope you can get your car fixed soon. good luck with everything.. hugs .love marie
Larissa238
Larissa238

Hey Marie, thanks for the support :) Things will get better for us, we just have to get through the hard times. Marriage is about for better or for worse, and I intend to keep him, no matter what we have to go through to be together.