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Mom With HIV Uses Ticket to Work

After years of both health and personal tragedies, Veronica J. of Chicago has put her life back on track again. In 1992, soon after the birth of her second child, events took a tragic turn. She and her new son were diagnosed as HIV positive, and they began getting Supplemental Security Income disability benefits. The baby died the following year, and in the years that followed, Veronica says she became a shell of the person she once had been.

As time passed, she missed working and the sense of accomplishment that it brought. So the timing was perfect when she received her “Ticket to Work” in the mail from Social Security. She used her ticket and now works 30 hours a week at a large retirement community as the administrative assistant to the human resources director. “Getting back in the workforce has improved my economic situation, as well as my outlook on life,” Veronica said.

For more information on Ticket to Work, check out Social Security’s “Work Site” at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/work/.

A DREAM COME TRUE

For Michelle Patton, 36, life has always been difficult. She was born with osteogenesis imperfecta, a rare bone disorder. A simple turn of the body while sitting in a chair can result in a broken bone - she has experienced 87 bone fractures to date. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) helped her make ends meet, but her broken dreams of working for a living seemed impossible to mend. "I was caught in a terrible situation," Michelle said. "I wasn't living. I was barely surviving. The depression was terrible."

In November 2002, Michelle received her "Ticket to Work" from Social Security. By using her Ticket, and with the help of a local agency that works with Social Security to help people trying to find employment, Michelle was able to get a temporary job with the University of Phoenix in December, making $10 an hour. Today, Michelle continues to provide technical support to students taking online University of Phoenix courses. In fact, her employer was so impressed with her work, she was hired full-time and given a raise to $12 an hour. "I can't remember ever being this happy in my life," Michelle said. "People with disabilities should never give up. If I can turn my life around, anyone can!"

For more information on Ticket to Work, check out Social Security’s “Work Site” at http://www.socialsecurity.gov/work/.

 

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