Re: an email I got from apple, can anyone help me understand this?
Apple has pretty high standards, so maybe shoot for something lower and work your way up to it.
I think that improving your spelling and grammar skills will help you as well. If you were writing to them in the same way you are now, than they may see that and think you aren't ready for a customer facing position.
Not knowing what that kind of email means also shows that you may need more exposure to the professional environment, so that you can talk the talk so to speak. Maybe some writing classes, joining a few job support forums, and a short term internship at a corporate office would help? There are lists of which large companies are the most friendly towards disabled people on the internet, and anything federal government related is going to be more able to provide you with technology.
The fact that you have not given up looking for jobs, and that you redid your resume to make it look better, shows that you are determined to see this through though. That is worthy of respect.
However, these are only my opinions. A vocational rehabilitation specialist or job coach with experience working with the disabled would liekly be of more help.
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