Help Job hours cut to nothing. How to keep moving?

[M19R]

My job hours have been cut. They were already extremely limited because im disabled and cant work over 20 hours or ill lose any chanceat disabilitythat ive been fighting for about 8 years to try to get. Now im not scheduled at all.

I talked to my boss about it, who was a friend before being my boss, and now she's angry at me for even asking. Says the store is in a really tough time and that's why, and it is, but nobody can survive without being scheduled for weeks straight. I have not received a single scheduled hour for 3 weeks.

How do i survive this? No other job wants me. Even the worst ones. Being trans and disabled apparently means even taco bell doesn't want you. I had applied to literally hundreds of jobs before i got this one. I cant even donate plasma because of my rare genetic disorder. Whats left if i want to survive?

 

[EternalShore]

I'm really sorry to hear about that~ :( tbh, I have no idea as I don't even know where to go with jobs myself~ >_< I would figure something through the internet could work, but that'd like exponentially raise the potential of it being a scam or another 0-hour job~ Maybe try a movie theater or a cafeteria? I've seen people who seemed disabled work at those before~

 

[The Actual Devil]

If you have a computer, reasonably fast Internet, and a headset, you can try remote customer service jobs.
Go to company websites and scroll to the bottom; that way, you won't get scammed by sketchy employment websites.
You'll usually find something that says, "Work For Us" or "Employment Opportunities" that you can click on.
Write a cover letter customized for each position and employer, if there is a place to submit one. You can use AI to write it, but change it into your own words, otherwise, it may get flagged by their system and thrown out (employers are having trouble with scammers, too).
And don't cut off ties with your current work, yet. Get a letter of recommendation from your boss/friend and references from your coworkers, first.

Good luck, out there! Keep us updated!

PS @EternalShore, you can consider these tips, too. Idk why I didn't think of it sooner. I am sorry, my friend. ::>_<::