Life

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 I  graduated from Hofstra university inhyde Park  memorial high school with a I ep regents diploma in  2011.  Also  when  you asked me if I  had any other disabilities  besides cerebral palsy  I forgot to tell you that I have   a  lot of anxiety about my future  I don't know what  my  next step in  life is  I  was  extremely close to my  father . We did everything  together.  Losing  my  father is still  extremely difficult sometimes.  I constantly worried about my future  my friends and  I have anxiety  because the only thing I really do for  for fun is go to the movies and mall.  Sometimes  even that gets extremely boring and  I want to go to other places but  my  transportation is so bad that I  feel like I cannot live  my life anymore. Sometimes  my anxiety  gets worse and I feel like  my  life  has  no meaning anymore and I am  wasting my life away.   I am telling you  the truth. There is still so much I  want my  life and i love  my life  but  sometimes  this is so frustrating  because I feel like I am losing my  brain cells and  full  potential.  Believe me I am  not stupid or suicidal  but I  do  need help finding a job and  other services  i want to  be able to  live my life and become a amazing person and social worker. I

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