<prompt> Human: Hey, Reddit. Im in a bit of a pickle. To make things short and sweet, my life fell apart in AprilMay of this year. Got left? and had to move went to a different state because it was his place, worked a shitty call center, got a slightly better call-center job full-time, still couldnt afford where I was living RV parkRenting the RV on the west coast. I had to move, so I ended up back in my home state. Now Im here, with 5k to my name, living out of an extended-stay motel.So, Im trying to get into efficiency apartments, applying everywhere especially warehouses, Ive done warehouse work but Im tiny and have been passed on before due to sitting at about 102lbs,5ft, and eating pretty much exclusively tuna and ramen to save money. Ive been going blind for the past few years early 20s, but have a severe eye disease thats incurable, but under treatment, so I cant drive and walk everywhere, but I can walk for several miles and am in a relatively walkable city. I feel like I dont have a lot of time because paying for even a cheap extended stay is pretty expensive, and 5k isnt a lot of money.What would your recommendations be to make myself more appealing to jobs? Or jobs I could look into without a formal educationdrivers license? I want to go to trade school but cant afford it, are there any common apprenticeships plumbing, welding, etc? that a young-20s woman could look into? How can I make myself more appealing to apartments?Thanks!Assistant: Also, get hooked up with societiescharitiesgroups for the blind NOW. Its easier to learn and cope before its a panic situation. Human: Hadnt thought about this. I probably have at most 10-12 years of sightedness left. I was told Ill be totally blind before 35. Learning that stuff now and until that point would make it second nature. Great thinking  <response>: Yep. This is second language for you. You will start out translating non sighted to sighted and vice versa. So get comfortable while you can live in both worlds. I say this because I KNOW you can cope. I have faith in you. 