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Cizz,

That opens stirs emotions.
I have experienced a very similar thing as you did.
Unfortunately for me at the time, no one was willing to help me and I ended up homeless. That lead to malnutrition which lead to a heart condition that nearly killed me. Now, even though I have a condition that prevents me from working,
I am told that I can work. I'm not told what work I am expected to be able to do, but the... have some delusion that I can do what ever it is that they expect me to be able to do.
 
The only thing I can figure they have in mind is robbing banks. I however cannot run and a person that cannot run has no business pursuing the field of bank robbery. But they are sure confident in my ability to do it.
 
I do not understand the not helping people unless they have a job mentality that has possessed so many ministries and government services. If the person had a job, chances are they would not be asking for help to begin with.

What is truly troubling about that hateful attitude, is that those same ministries and organizations that require a person to be working before they will help them, will not lift a finger to help a person if the help will directly lead to the person getting a job.  It's pure hypocrisy.

Scott A. Tovey