Anonymous dawn_palm_up33 1d

It’s not that simple.

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Anonymous OP 23h

No it’s not but if they are really in need of one that bad it’s very doable and legal

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Anonymous #2 23h

I have no idea. I’m getting generic letters and they won’t let you talk about it.

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Anonymous OP 23h

That’s odd, they should be telling you why you are being rejected. NGL idk how the whole process works but they should communicate why. Do they have like eligibility requirements on their websites or something? Maybe there is some requirement you weren’t made aware of

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Anonymous #2 23h

I don’t know. I meet all the requirements.

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Anonymous #2 23h

Otherwise my best guess is that there is more demand than supply. Because that’s a common issue with medical care in this country.

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Anonymous #2 23h

Have you checked to see if any companies have waitlists?

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Anonymous #2 23h

Yea. A lot of them aren’t even accepting people to waitlist.

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Anonymous OP 22h

Ugh. I’m having that same problem with affordable housing rn

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Anonymous dawn_palm_up33 11h

We went this route for me and it’s worked. My university even allows him to live on campus. He’s trained for my cardiac issues, mainly for nighttime when I don’t have a device to do so. He even reminds me to take my meds before I leave for class

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