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Old 10-04-2015, 11:36 AM #1
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In order not to hijack the WC thread regarding this issue, I'm starting a new thread.

I feel iike I'm struggling so hard to keep up and may need some home health care in the future.

I live alone. I'm nearly 62. I was always athletic but with CRPS. POTS and many other autoimmune diseases, my life has become very small and getting smaller. I'm housebound and even bed bound more and more. I don't want to keep relying on friends and family.

What do others do in this situation? What are my options? Assume I can pay out of pocket for a while at least.

Thanks for any help

Denise
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