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	Can I join a group?		Can you help me find some accommodation?
	Can you help me with Centrelink?		How are these problems affecting my children?
	I am concerned about my child's behaviour.		I am having trouble paying my bills.
	I am pregnant and having a lot of difficulties.		I can no longer do things around the house that I used to be able to do.
	I can no longer get down to the shops.		I don't feel well and want to see a doctor.
	I feel unsteady on my feet and am concerned I might fall.		I have a disability and need assistance to remain living in the community.
	I have constant back, knee and joint pain.		I have constant shoulder pain which is making it difficult for me to get dressed.
	I have diabetes and my doctor said I should get my feet checked.		I have diabetes, arthritis or a heart condition and I want to feel better.
	I have difficulty swallowing		I just don't feel like getting out of bed anymore.
	I know I need help with my health concerns but find the aged health system confusing.		I know I should be exercising, but my body to too sore.
	I need a Pap test.		I need help to find Office of Housing accommodation to meet my medical needs
	I need syringes and a disposable container.		I need to lose some weight, because it's affecting my health.
	I need to see a doctor but I can't manage appointments very well		I need to talk to someone.
	I want my child to play with other children.		I want to get out of the house and meet some people
	I want to see a dentist, but can't afford it.		I want to talk to someone about my relationship.
	I would like to see a sexual health nurse.		I would see a doctor if it was in a place I feel comfortable going to
	I'm having trouble reaching my feet to take care of them.		I'm not being treated fairly.
	I'm not well, but I don't like going to doctors		I'm not well, but I don't really have a doctor
	I'm worried about my ability to stay living in my own home.		I've got no where to stay and no money.
	My child has difficulty concentrating and fidgets a lot.		My child is slow to reach developmental milestones.
	My feet ache - more than normal.		My gums are bleeding.
	My kids are looking for things to do.		My teeth hurt.
	People have trouble understanding what my child is saying.		Since my illness, I have lost a great deal of weight.
	Someone I know has been diagnosed with a mental illness.		Sometimes I am not safe in my own home.
	What contraception should I be using?		What kind of contraception can I use?
	What opportunities are there for people with a disability to participate in community activities?		What should my children be eating?
	What sorts of things should I be eating?