Transgendered, disabled, and poor! San Jacinto? (or ideas on somewhere even better to live)?

[fuzzduckie]

Well, you asked. LOL.
Any other ideas about cities anywhere in CA that might be worth looking into?
Thanks.

[Stonecoldharbours]

I know a few transgenered people, but they have not crossed over and do not wish too, I know its not easy for them, my heart goes out to you, I know what entity is behind this, I hope you make it a huge priority to seek a good support group...my best wishes to you.

[meribast]

There's a low income place to live for the "seriously mentally ill" in Long Beach called the Village. I think that you would qualify as an adult with bipolar or schizo-affective. You can look it up on google.com since I can't have more than one browser window open at a time on my phone.

Good luck


In a similar boat

P. H. Woods

[EmilyD1970]

"San Jacinto and Hemet are meth-towns."





oh my god, every damn town has meth... and everything else you can think of.
It alsp depends on what parts you live in. All cities have good sides and bad.
My friend lives in west Hemet and its great.
Comments like that are ridiculous. You probably have drug addicts living next door and don't know it.

[the point]

Dont move here and use the system.

Originally Posted by fuzzduckie

I am a college educated, but disabled, TS seeking SRS through Medi Cal. So I am very poor! (Right now, anyways).
I need a decent, safe and affordable small house or cottage (preferably)!
I must reside in CA to qualify.
I live 2000 miles away, right now.
I have been to the ends of the earth seeking an answer to the "uninvited dilemma" I have been carrying since birth.
I am so close, yet still so far from the answer.
Someone had suggested San Jacinto, CA?
Or any other ideas where in California to look for housing?
Thank you, in advance!
Sincerely,

Jake (fuzzduckie)