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Commander Wallace · 11-10-16, 02:18 AM

I'm very sorry to hear of your health issues. It's certainly understandable to be anxious with your health issues and the economy as it is.

Congratulations on attaining your GED Diploma. You just took a major step into a larger world. You had mentioned funding for college at the local Community College. Talk with the financial aid offices within the college. I would bet you would be eligible for funding through grants.

With being a diabetic, talk to your local OVR office which is Occupational Vocational Rehabilitation. OVR can also help prospective employers hire you with tax incentives, which will make you more marketable with a higher paying position. I think OVR will be able to assist you as well with regards to going to college.

Between OVR and grants, You should be able to attend college as long as you can post satisfactory progress in the form of decent grades, C's and above.

Keep your head up and have faith that things will work out for you.

All the best to you.

11-10-16, 02:18 AM	#2
Commander Wallace Navy Seal Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Under the sea in an Octupus garden in the shade Posts: 5,324 Downloads: 366 Uploads: 0	I'm very sorry to hear of your health issues. It's certainly understandable to be anxious with your health issues and the economy as it is. Congratulations on attaining your GED Diploma. You just took a major step into a larger world. You had mentioned funding for college at the local Community College. Talk with the financial aid offices within the college. I would bet you would be eligible for funding through grants. With being a diabetic, talk to your local OVR office which is Occupational Vocational Rehabilitation. OVR can also help prospective employers hire you with tax incentives, which will make you more marketable with a higher paying position. I think OVR will be able to assist you as well with regards to going to college. Between OVR and grants, You should be able to attend college as long as you can post satisfactory progress in the form of decent grades, C's and above. Keep your head up and have faith that things will work out for you. All the best to you. Last edited by Commander Wallace; 11-10-16 at 02:32 AM.