The website says if you voluntarily leave for medial reasons you can apply but I just am not certain to what extent.

For context, I would be leaving on my own terms. I had a conversation with my employer to see if they could accommodate my child's health risks and they cannot. So I went to their Primary Care Physician and they said my child is too young to be diagnosed but they wrote me a letter stating that the condition they believe it to be will continually and greatly affect him.

My plan is to continue to find work, preferably something at home or that can accommodate his health. I'd ideally like to be able to claim unemployment until I can find something because in the meantime, I still need to take care of him but I'm simultaneously missing work and pay and it becomes a downward spiral. If that makes sense.

if you left, I’m not sure you can get unemployment. when I was laid off, it was ID, proof of them laying you off and reason paper, proof you’re not working, apply for jobs and file UI claim with company and dates

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Yep. People constantly stealing your shit, invading your space, getting you sick, keeping you up at night, and picking fights for no reason will make you mentally ill. The problems of being poor just compound on eachother.

The cape was named on July 6, 1788, by British fur trader John Meares, who was sailing south from Nootka Island, Canada, in search of trade. He mistook the mouth of the Columbia River for a bay, which the ship could not enter due to a shallow shoal. Just missing the discovery of the river mentioned by Francisco Antonio Mourelle, he named them Cape Disappointment and Deception Bay.

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we were there for the first time just a few weeks ago! Ended up driving back in the ice storm :/

I love this!! Beautiful work. I checked your link and I love your style. I just started watercolor painting and have been slacking and this is inspiring me to work on my art today. How did you learn?

Half of Washington is cheap (the Eastern half)

I wish I was standing out there. Beautiful photo. Looks like a peaceful place.

I hate this so much. My most traumatic events have come from roommates. It's not enough that my income is low, it keeps me in emotional danger by having to live with people.

Live in the middle of the Eastside of the state

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Whoever named this spot must have been having a really bad day.

There are always a few of these assholes. “Don’t move here it’s terrible” he’s just being a troll.

Stay in Texas there is no housing, and no affordable at all. I work my ass off as a long haul truck driver to pay for where my wife and I live.

Having a bunch of roommates crammed into one space is the only way. Source: me.

Definitely a fun place for kayaking and snorkeling.

I had one in the Riverwood Park Community. It’s a pretty neat area.

One of my favorite spots in the state. Love it out there. Great photo!

Not recent. One of many pics from when I had a small cabin out there.

Almost bought a house on the other side of that bridge but ultimately decided against it

Thank you!

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