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It isn't all the doctor appts and tests that bother me the most, its that I was just getting ready to move and had spent 10 years saving up for a down deposit so I would have very small monthly payments. Now I can't move to the town as the administrator said they don't have transportation services and all the money I had saved was gone in the first year. The housing programs in my area no longer have funds and I can't find a broker who will tell me what types of grants there are any won't work… read more
Credit Unions are great. They are there to help you no matter what situation comes up. I've used the same one for 40 something years. Its coming up 50 in a few. I've made mistakes over the years but they helped fix it. They are there to help people and they do. I prefer them to a bank.
@A MyEpilepsyTeam Member That is helpful to know. They were so excited to help me that it felt like a red flag, like there was a catch. I've never worked with one before. Any pointers on how to get started?
Good post, I agree with the ai mentioned about it and do get other people's opinions here and try and get some references and leads and referrals and look up online about the post here also and your doc possibly as well, but good luck with your search for the post here and then the outcome with it my opinion here, amen
What resources are available to help with housing and financial assistance when living with epilepsy?
It's understandable how frustrating this situation must be, especially after working so hard to save for your own place. Unfortunately, the search results don't contain specific information about first-time homebuyer Show Full Answer
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