What can I do to fix this situation?

I need to get a job to impove the quality of life for my self and my growing family. The problem is that no matter were I go and how many applications I fill out I never get a call back. I know what the problem is but I can't fix it. I am 24 years old, I do have my HSD, but I weight only 95lbs, have acne and really bad teeth. I live in a small town that has a big Meth problem. Everyone who meets me assumes that I am on Meth also. I don't know why I am only 95lbs I eat well and have been working with my Dr. but I can not gain any weight nor can he figure out why. My teeth are a result of drug use, just not mine. When I was growing up my parents had a big drug problem and was too bussy doing there thing to make sure that I brushed my teeth. Since I was 18 I was told that I needed to get all my top teeth pulled and get dentures. I have got all the teeth I can pulled, all but the front 6, so the dentist can do the mold (3 out of the six are either broken off to the gum or

What can I do to fix this situation?
Wow, your situation has made me sad. Someone who is actually trying to work and make the world a better place...Anyways, when my sisters car broke down, her church pulled together and got her car fixed ($1500.). So, if you attend church, you might want to address your problem to your pastor and see if you can get some help. Good luck to you!





Drink Ensure!! Lots of vitamins and protiens! I know it sounds nasty but I have seriously underweight friends who started drinking it 2x daily and they are gaining healthy weight and their skin doesnt look "pasty" anymore.
Reply:Oh I am so sorry I havn't even meet you and I beleave you can do this. Don't worry about your weight just eat healthy.and the rest don't worry about right now. your weight is more important.
Reply:There are dental schools throughout the nation. They get to practice on you while they learn. You can get your teeth fixed by them, probably for free. There are also free dental clinics - you just have to find one. It may require some driving a long distance but it will be worth it for you. Good luck.
Reply:What about cutting down on expenses? Sometimes we take the


expensive options without thinking. Do you smoke? It might be the time to quit. Do you dine out? You can have the same meal at home for 1/3 the cost. If you drink alcohol, it is much cheaper to drink at home.Do you have a car and is it absolutely necessary for your job etc.? Can you make do with public transport for a year? Do you buy heavily advertised brands when house brands are often as good, and half the price? Do you buy processed cereals for $5 when a bag of oats((house brand)costs


$1.50 and makes a delicious porridge? Do you always buy new clothes? St. VIncent, Salvation Army, Goodwill "Op shops" have nearly new(and sometimes new) clothing at 1/5 the price? Cheaper cuts of meat may have to be cooked longer, but they are just as nutritious. You don't have to drink expensive soft drinks; make your own fresh lemonade. If you buy soft drinks, try the house brands. Shop for markdowns at the supermarket, just before closing time or at the end of the week: find out when new stock comes in: that's when they often mark down the old stock.
Reply:If you have Medicaid, your dentures will be paid for. All the dental office has to do is send in a pre-treatment estimate with a copy of your xrays........





Best of luck to you~



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