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I have just recently moved out of a shelter for abused women and children and have a job.

I make to much money to get goverment assistance but not enough money to pay all of the bills. I have tried to find agencys that will help with grocerys,furniture linens rent, utilities etc. Everyone refers me to some one else who usually refers me back to someone who I was already referred to in the first place. It is a viscious cycle. I can not get any one to step up to the plate and help me. Is there any one out there that has any ideas that mabie I have not thought of?
Ramona

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Flaming Daisy offline Verified User (1 year, 12 months) Long Term User Shouts: 0 #
Denver, CO, US | 1 year, 12 months ago (1 year after post)

Ramona, I hope your life has smoothed out in this last year. I know what it’s like to swim upstream against the system. Today is my first day on help.com. Too bad it couldn’t have been sooner. But I did want to let you know about a great website wishuponahero.com. It’s an online community of people from all over who submit ‘wishes’ of all kind, from gift certificates to clothes or toys for their kids to just about anything else you could think of. It’s very heartwarming to see the kind of help people will give.
I have so much respect for you to have freed yourself of an abusive relationship. It’s a very hard thing to do. I’ve been there and the road afterward can be really rocky but I never would have gone back. Keep your head high. You’ll make it.

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