#NDIS application

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[catkin-morgs-kookaburralover]

shoutout to the OT earlier today who was discussing ways to bring down suicidal ideation and one of the things she cited was prayer

[veggiefritterz]

i need to tell EVERYONE my disability funding was approved today this is so awesome

[luciensbabbles]

Truly I love how when I say I'm going to actively try and eat and act in ways that are kind to my body the same way I am kind to my friends bodies, I immediately become super hungry and low on spoons.

[ethaninthewilde]

wanted to share something good!!!

In early 2022 I moved to Sydney from Perth at 16 to get away from an abusive family and have a fresh start. Less than 2 months later I lost my job because I started having seizures, and it got to the point where I was having ambulances called almost every time I left the house. I had to stop studying, I was deemed medically unfit to work, and I became homeless as a result. I was rejected from almost every youth crisis organisation in the city because my seizures made me an "insurance liability" or they just didn't know how to or didn't want to deal with it; I lived in the one youth refuge that did accept for me 3 weeks before they told me I had to leave because I was becoming more and more wheelchair-reliant and they didn't "have capacity to accomodate that" (despite initially telling me that my disabilities were not an issue and I could stay for at least 3 months), and I became homeless again. My NDIS was rejected. I finally got a room in a sharehouse with 8 other people in October last year, but my room was up 2 flights of stairs and I was having to physically drag myself up and down everytime I needed the kitchen, the bathroom, anything. I was watched almost every time and it was humiliating and horrible and I hated it but at least I had somewhere to sleep.

Yesterday I picked up the keys to my own semi-accessible apartment. In just over 2 weeks I will be 3 years clean of self harm. My seizures appear to be decreasing and I've reenrolled in uni (half-time). Next week I have my final assessment for my DSP (australian verson of SSDI) application and then that should come through soon.

I am so proud of myself. I don't want to jinx it, but I feel like I've finally gotten through it. I can breathe now. I did this myself, and no one can take that from me. Reconciling where I am right now with younger me who genuinely didn't think I'd make it past age 14 has me in tears.

[apricitystudies]

what i read in sep. 2023:

(previous editions) bold = favourite

race, gender, sexuality

fighting kung fu

justin roiland used his 'rick and morty' fame to pursue young fans, text messages show

tharman's presidency should be a turning point in the non-chinese prime minister conversation (singapore)

how columbia ignored women, undermined prosecutors and protected a predator for more than 20 years (usa)

goodbye 'girl boss', hello 'snail girl'

i saw my father reflected in the faces protesting against lgbtq rights and sex ed (canada)

mississippi goddam: the ballad of billey joe (usa)

politics & current affairs

derna valley was once a 'paradise.' now there's nothing left but devastation (libya)

'a hidden universe of suffering': the palestinian children sent to jail (israel)

lost in ai translation: growing reliance on language apps jeopardizes some asylum applications (via @dutch-polyglot)

'i log into a torture chamber each day': the strain of moderating social media (india)

how facebook and instagram became marketplaces for child sex trafficking

boy with autism unlawfully pinned to the ground facedown by adults in 'abusive' ndis-funded therapy (australia)

history, culture, & society

quantum poetics

the strange, dark story of smash mouth and 'all star'

flat places are the ground that my mind is built upon

the villa where a doctor experimented on children (austria)

the man in the iron lung

solidarność (poland)

the decomposition of rotten tomatoes

the woman on the line (drug reform)

deservingness (postcommunist europe)

[eldritchneuro]

Grumble grumble NDIS only applicable for ASD level 2 or higher grumble grumble no mention of ADHD or dissociative disorders on either list grumble grumble

[soft-serve-soymilk]

Thoughts on the rest of the practice exams!!

-Biology and Chem being 2 hours and a half long is just mind numbing. Like the generosity to have time to calculate is appreciated for chemistry, but something about the lack of time pressure just makes the experience feel worse. Maybe that’s just the unmedicated ADHD in me though 😅

-Note to self: You DO want to bring water. It will help u think and get rid of the brain fog

-I hate sitting in chairs for so long

-Lowkey my goal here is to sus out the areas in which I have no fucking clue what I’m doing. That’s where you need to study baby 😎 If I can whizz through something just on past experience then I know I don’t need to give it so much love (but improved recall speed would be appreciated)

-Areas in which I have no fucking clue what I’m doing: Galvanic cells, Cellular respiration, Titrations (we were taught ONCE),,,,,

-Nah it’s because they chucked iodine number and titrations TOGETHER and that sort of application was such a massive difficulty spike like why 😭.

-Why was the iodine in ethanol tho 🤨 My first thought was polarity but alcohol and water are both polar,,,,,,, (did not answer the question)

-As EXPECTED C2H5OH continues to be the most important molecular formula to remember like damn imagine being involved in half the questions

-I’m sad though because the production of bioethanol came came up on the bio exam and I was like ‘wait… I can’t use the chemistry explanation for this :( but it’s what I remember :(‘ (the specific points u need to mention for each subject differs)

-I need to nab my reaction pathways poster from my locker and stare at it every night again like what was the other way to make alkanes :(

-Ok time to ditch science for 5 secs let’s talk viscomm 😎

-My brain just short-circuited for the first few minutes of writing 😭 I think it was the pressure to do well and beat everyone that got to me

-I had flashbacks to art though so I know how to analyse with speed and grace 😎

-Note to self: Use reading time to decide EXACTLY what images you will use for each question. Don’t fumble and pick a different one later on accident

-The best stimulus was that Gustav and Henri cover like damn thank you for your clear visual language it was SO OBVIOUS what to talk about.

-The NDIS website one made me think of my mom 😅 Whilst someone had an advantage for section B entirely, I do think knowing about the NDIS and it’s purpose gave me a leg up for certain questions in Section A. Like the 2023 art exam, which conveniently had a Japanese print of the Gion district I visited earlier that year.

- I cooked in that section B but I’m not a neat sketcher by any means 😭 I do like my accordion protective bicycle tarp very much though ❤️

[iampikachuhearmeroar]

"nObOdY wAnTs To WoRk AnYmOrE!!!!" well, here's some snippets of the apparent numbers of applicants on seek, for jobs that i've applied to in the last few months, up to just this week:

to be an HR advisor officer in a call centre in sydney (i received the rejection email for this yesterday (23/8/24) morning like considering i applied 2 weeks late, yeah that's fair lol):

to be an HR coordinator, (employee experience) for another company in sydney:

to be a hub concierge at my local area's homelessness specialist services hub (i only applied for this to get ONE of my qualifications to ACTUALLY be useful- ie my certificate IV in housing):

a customer support and sales position at a local branch of a multinational logistics company:

a client administrator/coordinator role at a local aged care provider:

an HR admin position at some type of tech or finance firm where i am:

an admin support position for a local job provider program or something:

being a housing officer/community housing worker, again in sydney (and to use my cert IV in housing):

a scheduling and rostering position at a local aged care service:

being a support coordinator trainee at a local NDIS (aussie national disability insurance scheme) provider:

being a receptionist + administration assistant at a local real estate agent:

most of these i just got a "unlikely to progress" through seek, or outright ghosted. some of them did give me the auto reject email or an email from a person for rejection. but with these numbers..... how the fuck do you think people are ACTUALLY GETTING jobs????

and mind you, this is ONLY seek (which is a big job board in australia and NZ). I have NO idea the amount of applications these places ALSO HAVE across other platforms such as indeed, jora, adzuna, ethicaljobs (for the NGO/charity etc sectors for the jobs in housing or disability support jobs etc), the dreaded linkedin AND all the other job sites.... and actual employer sites that I've applied on directly. (except for the dept of communities and justice (dcj) housing officer job that I had an info session for just on wednesday this last week.... where there were 120 other applicants in there with me, but STATEWIDE [bc it's the new south wales gov housing dept homes nsw]). but yeah. fuck off with the "nobody wants to work anymore" bs.

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How often do NDIS registrations need to be renewed?

NDIS registrations must be renewed periodically to ensure ongoing compliance with the requirements of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The frequency of registration renewal depends on the registration group and the size of the service provider.

Generally, registrations are valid for a period of up to three years. However, it is important to note that the NDIS Commission may determine a shorter renewal period if specific circumstances warrant it. Providers are notified in advance when their registration is due for renewal and are provided with the necessary instructions and guidelines to complete the renewal process.

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[lifewealth]

How to Make a Successful NDIS Application

The NDIS is a scheme for people with disabilities, and it might introduce tremendous layers of complexity, particularly when trying to access the application process.

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[kazooie]

A small portion of a long note to myself for my rheumatologist appointment tomorrow, I wanted to vent a bit about how fucked it is that I have to be this diligent with my appointments, I've been seeing this guy for close to two years now and I always leave either empty handed, or with contradictory advice, and you know the worst part? This is one of the best doctors I've met so far.

I've been asking for him to give my GP authority to write more than one prescription at a time for my pain meds, because I'm having to make an appointment every four days which takes up way more time than it should, time I could be spending on my NDIS applications or seeing other specialists I need to see, or applying for a housing transfer that we desperately need.

Every time I ask him he says he'll do it, but he doesn't! And my GP won't stop telling me I'm on too many pain meds, so I'm always terrified he's going to stop giving them to me, which makes my pain worse because stress induced flare-ups are a bitch.

He told me for a year that I'd qualify for biologic drugs for my rheumatoid arthritis once I've tried the cheaper ones, so I did that, and it's been half a year and last I heard he said that I do not in fact qualify because I have the kind of RA that doesn't show up on blood tests, but.. he knew that?? He knew that from the start so why tell me I'd qualify if I don't??

Like fuck man, I'm 33 and my bones are deformed, and it's progressing at an alarming rate, everything hurts, I can't walk for more than maybe 10 minutes with a walker, and I'm not on NDIS so I can't get a free wheelchair, but I'm not on NDIS because he won't give my GP permission to do the thing so I have more time to do the other things and GRRR fuckin. Ugh.

I miss my life. I'm scared I'll never get it back. I just want to go out with friends, I don't want to be alone, in pain, fighting doctors to get pain relief from my rheumatoid arthritis that they won't treat.

[garaktime]

Sweet fuckin lord

So last year was pure hell applying for the DSP. Decided to give myself a few months break before applying for NDIS. I've been in such an awful pit the last week I decide to get that application out of the way to do something productive. Shit seems a lot breezier, website says there's an application turn around of like 21 days max. Then I go on Reddit and apparently that system is so overloaded 21 days is actually more like 6 months if you're lucky. Bro just...bro...