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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,090
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Originally Posted by D_HOLLAND
Wow, interesting topic:
I have never been on any public assistance my whole life - even when my husband left, was on unemployment and did receive a dime in child support.
But (of course you knew that was coming)
When Chris started have his sx's - I first took him to a neurologist which cost me $150 (Chris was unemployed at the time) he said to take him to our county hospital's ER because the tests that were going to be necessary would break me.
Well, a year 1/2 later Chris is on disability and medicaid. I feel almost guilty that he has no out of pocket expenses for medications/doctors/hospitals, but I don't know what other alternatives there were - I sure couldn't afford these expenses and I feel so sorry for you that have insurance and have to come up with so much of the costs, it just doesn't see fair.
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There is not need to feel any guilt for what Chris is getting. He deserves all of the assistance that he can get at such a young age!
The assistance that Chris receives is being used for its intended purpose and I think that is great. It is an example of how things should work.
-Vic
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