Update

Hi Everyone,
Thank you all so much for your concern and advice. I surely appreciate it.

After all of the mess I've been through with my job, uemployment, and Social Security,
I finally realized that maybe I should contact the state representitive of my district and tell my story. Well, lo and behold, he contacted me the very next day! To my surprise, he lives just a couple of blocks from my home, and right around the corner from my daughter!
I was on the phone with him for over an hour and we discussed everything that had been going on with me. His secretary had contacted unemployment for me, and one of the reps there is taking my case for immediate action.
The state representitive also asked me about my family. I told him about my oldest daughter, who works in a bank, her two girls and another on the way. I then told him about my youngest daughter who has a degree in early elementary education, and special education, and how she hasn't been able to find a permanent position for teaching in our district. She's had her degree's for two years, and has only been able to find a couple of long term subbing positions and a few days here and there. He told me to have my daughter fax him her resume and he would send it to the district superintendent, who is one of best friends! Talk about someone in the government willing to help! He also told me that the company that I had my long term disability through has been sued for stopping people's benefits before their time was up. He's also looking into that. I can honestly say that I hadn't had much faith in the government before, but my mind has changed quite a bit.
Anyone who is having trouble with a situation that your government official might be able to help with, please, don't be afraid to contact them. You'd be very much surprised how much they're willing to help.
The best of days to everyone.
Joyce