the element i do feel trapped. that benefit trap is so true. it is like a domino, when they go down and down and down. it is one thing starts it off, a car accident, and down. it is one thing starts it off, a caraccident, i and down. it is one thing starts it off, a car accident, i tried to do myjob and i couldn't imagine, so i had to give it up. and then you obviously are expected to get a job but the training is limited and at my age, to be honest, working in an office, even. iwould need to my age, to be honest, working in an office, even. i would need to have had many years of experience of that and often women are age weren't given the chance to do these things so i tried to go to university, i got accepted but i could not afford to go. that was a couple of years ago since the accident, to try to better myself, so the support isn't there. i think it is at age 60, but don't quote me, that you can get any support for being at university. so that was that, you know. that was something of a say that the government announced, that if you hadn't previously got a degree or some form of higher education, you could get that, but you don't think