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My Life Without a Computer?

Your life without a computer: what does it look like?  First of all, I want to inform all of you that I have been going to the Library near my apartment building just to use the computer.   However, I have been using my phone just to obtain information that I actually need.  I have a phone with unlimited services.  Second, I would like to mention something that is off the record: I want to inform all of you that I am in need of all of your prayers because I have been scammed by someone who lives in another country.   I will admit that I was only trying to obtain information about myself.   Third, I want to answer the question at hand right now: My life without the use of a computer has been very tedious in nature.   I have been able to acquire a lot of information from the Google Website.  Even though, I might not have a computer, but I have managed to enjoy researching on my phone.  I am very happy to receive a computer from the Greater Dayton Premier Management Company.   I tried to receive internet services through Spectrum Cable, but I was not able to receive internet services because I was not able to get services because the technician was not able to connect the cable wires to the basement that is inside of my apartment.  Fourth, I want to inform everyone that I am not able to be online all night long anymore because I have a seizure disorder since July 25, 1982.  I remember 14 years ago, I had two seizures within a few days of each other in Dayton, Ohio.   Further, I want to inform everyone that I had a seizure at Central Piedmont Community College on October 5, 2009.  I was using the computer for an extended period of time and suddenly, I had a seizure at 5:45pm.  My seizure lasted for 15 minutes.   I was transported immediately to Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, NC.   I was discharged from the hospital a few hours later.  I did not have another seizure until Sunday January 24, 2010 at the Wright Stop Plaza on a bus.  As far as my life without a computer is concerned, due to a medical condition, I am not able to possess a computer of my own.   Finally, I want to apologize for going off on a tangent today.  Please continue to keep me and my entire family members in your prayers because I am only trying to become honest and truthful about my situation, and answering the question.  God Bless You All 🙏.  Thank you for reading my essay today 🙏 🙌.   

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