Ellen,
First of all I would like to thank you for your generosity and selfless act toward a couple that had lost his job and was 4 months late facing forclosure.I too have lost everything, my job of 14 years in sept 2007 due to illnesses I recieved during my deployment to the gulf war. my house was forclosed on but I didnt give up I finially got another job after 9 months and thought I was on cloud 9. I was able to give my family a good christmas and a new place to live. This was short lived, I was hired in june 2008 and by march 2009 I was once again jobless, and again I have to thank my military service, you see I spent 4 tours in the gulf from 1990 to 1994, lets see the campaigns were Desert Storm Desert Shield, Iraqy Freedom, Privide Comfort. I suffer from PTSD and severe back condition that requires me to take 130mg of morphine a day. When I was let go from my last job in Illinois my inlaws convinced us to move back to NH and stay with my mother inlaw whom had a 5 bedroom house. We could stay as long as we needed until I got back on my feet with collecting disbility through VA and SSDI. I do get some disability from va but its only rated at 40% which is not even close enough to raise 2 girls Alexis 11 and Jacqueline 8 and a boy Zachary 11. Well all was fine until my mother inlaw started medeling and convinced others that I had a drug problem which caused me to fall down frequently which was really due to muscle deteriation couused from my back condition. I ended up at wentworth douglas ccu when my left leg gave out as it does frequently and fell down a flight of stairs. upon my return home my mother inlaw through my family out the day I was released from the hospital and threatened to take my children from us. So now we are living in a cold basement at my sisters house god bless her, with no chance of housing any time soon. There is a lot more to say, I am just trying to get the jest to you and see if you can help.
Sincerely
James Thurber
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