I thought you closest neighbor was 2 miles away. Should he still be considered a next door neighbor?
Just move to Colorado, Washington State, or Alaska and your problems are solved.

more like 1000 yards away. After his place it's 2 or 3 miles to the next place.

Just found out that I will no longer have health insurance starting in January. I have a metric fuckton of health problems, and virtually no money.

Wish I had known about it a little sooner... Or that I lived in a country that gives a tenth of a shit about their citizens.

I'm trying hard and doing the best I can with my life... but seriously... fuck.

In Romania we have health insurance (everyone who works has - you pay like 11% of your income), but many of our doctors suck so much that they'll kill you outright. You get what you paid for I guess. The unfair part is that those who contribute little get the same shitty service as those who contribute a lot.
In other countries like Canada (just over your border) they have like 2 years of waiting lists for a simple CT.. so nowhere is perfect :(

I've been living without health insurance for a long time now. It sucks... It sucks not knowing what is going on with your body.
Good point. Free or cheap usually = shit.

It already sucks that I had to move to Bumblefuck last year, and the closest specialists that I need are over 50 miles away. I can't drive, I don't know anyone here that can drive me, there is no bus, and there is no fucking way I am walking 100 miles in the desert.
We've got like 60 fucking dentists here but not a fucking psychiatrist.
Fuckity fuckerson mcfuck fuck...

Do you have the tourette syndrom? ;-)

Have you tried the rideshare section on craigslist for your area?

After the Craig's List Killers in Ohio, who the hell would want to. I am paranoid about that stuff though.

Strange, I just posted a reply but it never showed up. So I'll try again:

Have you checked to see what programs are offered by your state? When I was working part-time, I was able to get insurance through my state (Pennsylvania). I had to pay $45/month but the coverage was good. I take medication daily and my prescription co-pay was $0.

Pennsylvania is a commonwealth though and I think the couple commonwealth states offer more services like this than other states.

That's a good point. Most states (if not all) offer some sort of general medical assistance program. Some have more than one, and they may include transportation.

Fear is the mind-killer.
Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration.

Thanks for the replies everyone. I'm looking into federal and state programs that might help.
As for craigslist... I need a psychiatrist before I start riding with strangers. Unfortunately, I need a ride to a psychiatrist... I'm kinda in a loop on that one.

this sux

a week ago my Steam install corrupted, did the whole reinstall of it. Noticed that I suddenly had a game I never had before the reinstall, today I went to install a game, and found I no longer have it in my account :(. So it seems something went awry with steam.

So I've now have:
Galactic Arms Race - which is still not "available" on steam
and lost:
Galactic Civilizations I: Ultimate Edition

So went to open a ticket with steam and saw they ask for a CD Key (Steam Key), spent the last hour, hour & half looking for the Dam key, just not to find it. So all I can guess is that I ninja'd the key and that key is now lost to time immortal.

So I'm going to try my luck and see if steam can "fix" their mistake. me not happy :P

Hmm, this means I'll have to save my keys for further reference. Good to know :(. Sorry about Gal Civ though. It's a good game.