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Hi, Yes, have you tried taking a look at wahm.com? There are several work at home opportunities listed. The site's forums help you find out which one's are legit and fraudulent/scams. If God willing, AmeriPlan -- http://www.iboplus.com/4045560 4 -- has a business opportunity. They are a company who offers discounted services (not insurance) for medical, dental, vision, chiropractic, prescriptions, etc to people with insurance, no insurance, little money, unemployed, employed, self-employed, etc. And you get residual income. I look at them as the big coupon. I've use discounted services like Ameriplan before for my back tooth that decided to have its own mind. I was unemployed at the time with not enough money to pay for the service I needed, nor did I have insurance of any kind. But thank The Lord for discount plans and their existence. They are definitely needed. Hope I've helped. Happy Holidays and God's Speed Always. You can click here as well:
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There are some work at home jobs that the diabled can do. I know of 2 companies that hire the disabled to work at home using their computer to take calls from customers and provide customer service. These jobs don't have medical benefits but they do allow you to choose your own hours. These companies aren't available everywhere so you'd have to check and see if they are available in your area. Now I know that there are a lot of work-at-home scams out there but the two companies I mentioned above have to do with taking calls from stranded motorists - like AAA and the other company hires people to take calls from people who are requestiong forms - comparable to when people call their tax office to get the latest tax forms. So if this sounds like something you can handle then you should definitely look into this.
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