Health getting worse
Hey everyone my health is getting worse due to still being in this apartment, I haven't been able to get an rv yet I however did find one but I cant afford it and they wont hold it till next month I would have to buy it within the next couple days and I would only have to pay 1k for it.
Being in this apartment has made me more dizzy,unable to sleep, coughing my migraines worse,and everything else im dealing with i cant pull put a loan bc i don't make enough amd I dont have any support from family
@Darklily29 Hi there, welcome to the Disability Support Community. I'm sorry you are feeling so bad, I hope that your situation improves soon.
@Darklily29 ; may I suggest an air filter from any catalog; bought mine from walmart [PureAur] back when reasonable was still a reasonable price. But any air filter will help knock down the pollen, contaminates floating around in the air. I've gone through 4 filters my first month of owning one. Presently, down to one filter every 6 months. I am much happier. Then you have Doctors, happier than anyone to give you a pill for what ails you. Which might explain why I am much happier :-)
@Darklily29I'm really sorry to hear about your difficult situation. Your health is very important, and it sounds like the apartment is making things worse for you. Since the RV you found might not be affordable right now and they won’t hold it, here are a few ideas that might help: - Look for local charities or organizations that assist with housing or emergency shelter; they might have programs or grants for situations like yours. - Check if there are community groups or social services that can provide temporary support or advice for your health and housing needs. - Sometimes crowdfunding or community fundraising can help with urgent needs—if you feel comfortable, sharing your story might bring some assistance. - Reach out to local health services to explain your worsening symptoms; they might have advice or resources to help you cope in the meantime. If you want, I can help you find specific resources or organizations near you. Your well-being matters, and you don’t have to face this alone.
