If you use Linkedin and feel so inclined to help me out...

[Akoto]

Well, I'd appreciate it greatly.

I'm hosting a 'hey, hire me' post and it's going surprisingly well. There's always more room to help by liking, reposting, commenting if you feel the wish. I'm grateful for anything and, indeed, the professionals whose attention I need to attract are watching! Just a matter of seeing so much support, I hold that attention. Thank you, DU family!

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jason-laflair_openforwork-gaming-game-activity-7065317804354232320-jn0i?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

[MutantAndProud]

1. Best of luck!

I need to find a position myself, and this is very clever of you. My disability and work ‘history’ is certainly hard to conceptualize on a resume… so you are not alone

[Backseat Driver]

2. I also know of someone this type of strategy might benefit

in the future. It would be in the artistic/graphic design work-from-home field. My friend, unfortunately, is now seriously ill and hospitalized and needs time for recovery, rest, and possibly rehabilitation. This person will require a long-term stable housing environment to accommodate disability. I'll bookmark and might suggest it at an appropriate time. Best of luck in your search for employment that meets your needs.

[MutantAndProud]

3. I have done graphic work and art/sketches before

I hadn’t really thought about that as a career option but it could be done. I appreciate any pointers/links, I have to start somewhere like many others

And best of luck to your friend with housing. I know how that is not always easy to get these days with the ‘market’ pressure.