No reviews last week, I've been busy elsewhere, trying not to lose all hope…
<DRAFT> State Representative,
You are the closest to an Advocate I've been able to find (in my decade+ of searching): the only one to respond and follow-up with more than just a redirect, willing even to reach-out to others regarding desperate concerns. [Which is most appreciated: elsewise, I would have given up already.]
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Potential legislation a year(+) from now will do nothing to help your neighbors survive this Winter. What is the point of Representing Your People when there's nothing governmentally you can do to help when the need is imminent/
It takes years to maybe get passed something (on the State level) to help only a handful of those in desperate need, which your opposition can/
Government no longer represents ‘the people.’ [You do see that, right?]
Nonprofits/
Big Corporations don't give a shit. [Beyond their rising stock price.]
Local Citizens, Businesses are maybe the only ones left who might care to help (/be unhindered by politics). [Unfortunately, Chamber Leadership seems unwilling even to consult their members, and you saw how Town Leadership responded to the same request…]
You have observed my many attempts to find Help. Advocacy starts with someone that cannot be ignored. It helps if they have a voice others respect
Will you please converse with our local Chamber of Commerce and/
Save one struggling neighbor, to start. [It doesn't have to be me.] Figure out how it can work, how it can be done better, then start on saving the next neighbor who's not going to survive, alone…
Will you Represent Us here, now? [Legislation isn't the only way.]
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On other fronts, below: further examples of why those like me require Advocacy… I am not qualified to speak on my own behalf (anymore). I need someone else to do it for me, or the same as always will continue to occur: nonresponses/
Your Neighbor,
“Silent”
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<DRAFT> Primary Care Provider,
Seasonal Update– This might just be the Winter that finally kills me… I can barely sleep, everything hurts; I suffer bouts of: crippling anxiety, morbid depression, tourettical outbursts, debilitating OCD, zero faith in humanity; I've become anorexic (hunger pangs hurt less than eating) with the (new) knots in my guts; my useless hands, spine, mind have only worsened… review.
Your Patient,
“Silent”
ps. Reminder: over-the-phone is incompatible with my disabilities.
pps. Please, don't just redirect me anywhere else (nor simply look away, like everyone else).
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*The Next Day… Hadn't heard from in months, had given up… Hopes raised, and then dashed…
<DRAFT> Regional Charity, Electrician,
[Forgive my not knowing the proper terminology (and for how I write)…]
The old meters need to be relocated, there's no way to reach them where they are without working around the chimney (which is what caused the fire). Point in fact, I only need one meter (been overcharged for having a separate hot-water meter which was never necessary), which would best be located at the northeast corner where the main-line meets the house, which can then be run under the front porch to the middle of the house then straight to the new panel. Only a few access-holes need be cut into the half-inch porch-flooring to feed it through. [Rather than sending someone 15 feet into the inaccessible back-corner of that crawlspace.]
I already own a ‘new’ 200A panel (purchased 10+ years ago, never installed: rather than installing a new 60A sub-panel, as proposed): which is where the existing upstairs, new living room and office wires will
If the problem here is the cost difference to pull a new 200A wire from the POA/
Conduit– The upstairs wiring (15 years ago pulled, never connected, all of which) that runs through the middle-chimney cavity down to the new panel needs to be in conduit, as radiant heating (eventually, hopefully) will be run through the same space for the upstairs floors. The living room and (some of the) office wires can/
The existing hot water-heater cable can be patched from the new 200A panel to the old one (to then function as sub-panel, rather than the other way around, as you've proposed). The existing kitchen, laundry, bathroom, entry, major-appliance wiring can instead be rerouted to the new panel (through the basement-ceiling): to be done as soon as you're done, which was always the plan.
The intention being to be rid of that old, insufficient, overloaded 100A panel entirely, once the new one is up and running. [Rather than overcomplicating that ineffective, underpowered hot-mess by glomming more onto it [bureaucracy: defined, pictured]: instead of starting something new, better: leaving it to be somebody else's problem down the road, same as it became mine/
Please, let's wire this house properly, once and forever. We will cover the cost difference to set this work on the right path: so it never has to be (re)done again. [I've been saving up to fix my car, have some funds put aside.]
Your help is most appreciated, and of course I'll take whatever I can get, but please consider… I've been living with this mess for nearly 20 years, trying to figure out how to set it right (picking away at it, slowly). This is the closest I have come to making substantial forward-progress (on any front). Though, it would cost me additional, unnecessary effort/
Thoughts?
Be well.
Respectfully,
“Silent”
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ps. DisabledLife.org ‘a decade+ of disregard’ [2012–2025]
















