My mind can go anywhere: Letter to the court re- eviction

My mind can go anywhere: Letter to the court re- eviction

Letter to the court re- eviction

This letter is to Salty & Pauline Salado,
I don't expect you to sympathize with me on my condition of being continually late on the rent. I would like to make a truce, I guess that I didn't realize how serious the process is. As you know, that I mentioned before, my income has drastically changed. Workers compensation, temporary disability, and permanent disability , have been messed up. I have applied for SSI, welfare, food stamps, and loans. It would not seem to you that I have been trying with coming up with any amount of money to get caught up on the rent. I have offered to pay anything to get caught up, a week ago. I know that I am two a half months behind owing the amount of $750 , and now tacked on to the amount attorney fees also of $750.
I know that you have heard every excuse there is on being late paying rent. Communication has never been something I've done in the past, but living here means a lot to me and I know that you do not want to hear my sad story. If we could meet in a meeting between John Parker and the both of you to discuss canceling this eviction . but only on terms that I come up with the total amount due, I would appreciate it.
My diagnosis is two bulging discs in my neck , which causes a chronic pain issues. There isn't too many things I am capable of doing. I am on four different medications , all the time to control my pain. My case , to workers compensation is still open . and they are determining whether or not . I am capable of being retrained. I still have three surgeries that I will be having, within three years. They are also giving me , physical therapy , and other treatments.
I minimized my bills, reduced them extremely, mentioning the loss of my cell phone, the loss of my car, and not buying cigarettes. The savings of reducing my bills and miscellaneous come to $595. I didn't realize how much I could save by reducing, canceling and the purchase of miscellaneous items.
I've come to realize that having a roof over my head is more important than these items I've mentioned above. I now will always , make sure that my rent will be the first thing to pay. If there is anything I can do to remain in this apartment besides paying , what is owed please let me know.
The both of you , including John Parker have always been so patient with me on paying the rent or my apartment. You can contact me by my home phone at 530 --894 --31 53, I am available to speak to an early mornings.

Missing pieces of my heart
my soul aches
a part of me is missing
making me feel empty
I think of you every day
wondering if you're going to stay
I think of you as too far away
wish you were near
your bravery is something I admire
your strength and courage
your ability to function in new environments
this is written by a mother that is proud
of her daughter strength and courage
just letting you know I miss you
I know you don't think so
but I miss your presence
your awesome laugh,
your beautiful smile,
and your personality
my heart is hurting
but it's better because I know your safe
the distance between us
so far , and yet , you will always know
through this letter
that you are part of my heart
I love you

Mee and my Baby ( Ted )

This letter I am writing to my Attorney, Worker's Comp., and many of my doctors regarding all deinal of medications. which they say are not due to my injury. I know it needs some editing and add on and such, but hust take a moment and read how all these health issues lead to the orginal injury. I will be posting another one that will have been edited, please have some patiences, and thank you for stopping by, feel free to click onto any ad posted on my website, it took me awhile to post them, thanks and have a great day !!!



To Whom It May Concern,
This letter is regarding a recent letter that has denied certain medications that to me, are related to my original injury. I would like to point out how these certain medications that you denied. I have drawn a diagram that will simplify what I'm trying to make you understand. As you notice, at the very top of the diagram, I list my original injury. First comes pain , which I was placed on pain medication . starting off with vicodine 5.7, and then it wasn't working , had to increase to the vicodine 10. After certain point, they were working either. My pain medication was changed to a different pain medication, Norco's .5's, and it eventually increased to 10's. During this time I was taking another pain medication, I was also taking Soma 350 three time a day with ibuprofen . 800 mg. I was working during these changes of the certain medications mentioned above for a whole year.
The pain got to be too extreme, so I had to stop working, and as you look on the diagram . that is one of the things that come next, adding depression from loss of job because of original injury. So I would think that an antidepressant should be included into my medication. Next, would be the change of income, and due this, would add more depression which leads to anxiety, so an anti-anxiety medication should be prescribed. As you look on my diagram again , you will notice that stress leads to anxiety, stress also leads to more pain so I would need a breakthrough medication , which you denied , called Perocet, because of the tension. Along the line from after loss a job comes loss of appetite , food never becomes an issue when you're in pain. So the only thing that I can think of, to gain my appetite back and make me hungry, would be the a prescription for marijuana. Nausea comes off and on, so I would think that a prescription for nausea would be necessary. Nausea came from stress, anxiety, depression and which leads to the original injury. The loss of income and change, not knowing where your money comes from, or from who, leads to most of the symptoms mentioned above , which leads to the original injury. Loss of income , weight loss , pain, stress, depression, loss of job, loss of appetite, leads to thoughts of self-destruction. Everything mentioned above , makes complete sense that this all came from the original injury.
I didn't have depression, I had a job, working more than 40 hours a week. I was'nt depressed , because I knew I had an income and I was able to pay my bills. I didn't have a lot of stress with my job , just normal stress that comes with being employed. I didn't have a loss of appetite, ate rather well or weight loss. I didn't have pain , which causes stress and cause more pain, which causes loss a job, which causes depression, which causes loss of appetite and then comes weight loss, stress leads to more pain. All that is mentioned, combined, leads to thoughts of self-destruction, change of income led to all above, the loss of my job and all came from the original injury. I feel your responsible for all of my health issues that led to the original injury.
I truly believe that all of my health issues led to the injury. All of this is a combination that led from my injury. So I would like you to carefully review . the diagram , I have drawn , and think about how all of these health issues that led to the original injury.