Centrelink

[ILLaViTaR]

Glutathione deficiency (as the doctors ignored further investigation this was my own diagnosis), meaning it could've been from an injection when I was 8, it was probably a thermometer I chewed up when i was like 4 but I noticed instant drastic life changes after the injection and life's never been the same since.

Starting to get all these food allergies and **** too lol.

[aussie muscle]

Originally Posted by Bucknaked

I do find it amusing how people bag them. Biting the hand that feeds them.

I found a little goes a long way. a little respect both yourself and the office staff can make things go a lot smoother and easier. i was having difficulty with getting payments, so i started dressing up and being extra polite and suddenly things went smoothly and with a smile.

i'm glad i don't have to be on the dole anymore.

[Polyal]

Its not meant to be an enjoyable process people....sure its frustrating but be glad we actually get anything.

[TheSneakiness]

Luckily I've been off Centrelink for the last 8 years (due to sheer laziness when I left high school) but once I got off I vowed never to get back on it again.

Glad I'm still involved in a way otherwise my child care bills would be feckin hugemongous.

[Zero_PSI]

Originally Posted by Bobman

Try working a normal 9-5 job with chronic fatigue or many other issues out there.

That said, job network providers are pretty woeful. They look for heavy lifting jobs for people with bad backs - nice of them, eh?

I did it for 4 years with severe IBS and a sleeping dissorder.

[Zero_PSI]

I love it when dog ****s write **** about people on Centrelink on facebook that are studying a fricken hard topic which takes about 50 hours study a week. Especially when they've been working for 5 years straight.

Here's the thing, I'm using centrelink incentives to study. Something I've wanted to do for a long time. In no way is it the easy way.

[Road Games]

Hmmm anyway friday is my last day at work unfortunately ....

[Franco Cozzo]

I've got a health care card, comes in handy with train tickets, half price commuting to TAFE and cheap meds, $5 for perscriptions, discount on rego.

I lose it soon though, going to second year apprentice is going to push me over the limit, oh well.

[Keepleft]

A couple of observations;-

Avoid any form of GovCo social service interaction; and
Avoid police and HWP in your daily driving and life routine:-)

Where at all possible. REM 'pensions and benefits' are not always a surety, particularly if financial poo hits the fan in the years ahead.