Hi,
Living in Mexico and having no social security or insurance of any kind, for the last 2 years (of 6) we had to rely on our families to help financially, I worked all the time that I could until it was no longer possible (in something part time, close to home and totally unrelated to my profession) . Somehow we always had whatever we needed. On 2 occasions we had huge fundraisers to get Andres a special computer like Stephen Hawkings' and the other to get him a Van, a tilt and recline wheelchair and a special driving system with sensors so he could drive it using his head (Magitek). The response was just amazing!
What I am trying to say is that one of the great lessons for us was learning to ask for what we needed and being open to receiving it. Of course we have a great family and community, but the point is that there is something very humbling and magical in opening yourself to ask for what you need, it is an opening of the heart too. You let go of the pretense, so common in western societies, that we are independent of each other and allow yourself to become open and vulnerable, when you do that you open the space for the same open heart and generosity to manifest in others. Many times the most important thing that came out was not the material thing itself but what actually happened when we asked.
Trust that you will not be given something you can't handle.