<div>Corey here, thanks for taking the time to check in with me. I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place. <strong>I have to surrender my current car to my friend who I’ve been borrowing it from.</strong> I greatly appreciate her for helping me out so much over the past year.
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<div>I work with 3 adults with Autism who depend on me to have a car. It’s taken me a long time to finally have 3 great clients I look forward to working with, and I hate to lose my job or have my hours significantly reduced. I just moved into a new place, and I’m still getting caught up on moving expenses. I unfortunately don’t have the capital or credit to purchase a car on my own.
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<div><strong>I need a dependable vehicle, AWD, good gas mileage, a car that can get me anywhere in town or to the beach, high enough clearance I won’t break an axle hitting a pothole.</strong> I’ve been eyeballing Hondas, Toyotas, Subarus, or maybe a Ford Escape.
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<div>I was told about 2 months ago I’d have a new place and a vehicle. Turns out that person was a bit of a mess and led me astray, so after 2 promised vehicles were stolen and crashed and no home for me to move into, I had the rug pulled out from under me. Hard lesson to learn, and trusting someone not in their right mind can have a domino effect. I just hope they get the right help and support they need.
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<div>I’ve asked for plenty of help in the past and I know many of my friends are also going through a hard time as well. I’m grateful for all the help people have given throughout the years.
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<div>Nonetheless, <strong>Sloane, my 13-year-old diabetic cat, and I need to survive.</strong> After suffering from PTSD and navigating life as a neurodivergent with a touch of the 'tism, it can be challenging.
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<div>I do rely on a good car because I work as a mentor for adults with disabilities, and it's a very rewarding job with daily challenges, but a gratifying feeling when making a difference in other people's lives. Most of the folks I work with are on the spectrum. About 3 years ago, I came to the self-realization of being autistic. It was a life-altering experience for me, and so much more of my life has made more sense. So, working with people I can identify with is an incredible feeling. It's like knowing a secret language; it's like holding a key to doors you didn't know existed. Instead of being just an eccentric, it becomes empowering, and at times you can feel like a superhero or having some sort of superpower.
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<div>So with that said, <strong>anyone with a car or who wants to donate to a car fund, I’d be beyond grateful.</strong>
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<div>Sincerely,
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<div>Corey G Lewis
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<div>Mr. Misery
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