You make too much money for SSI & medicaid

[Guest guest]

I love it! Lake Autism!! That's good!

Candis

--- kgreeceman@... wrote:

> Hi Aliza, I always like your comments and your sense

> of humor. I said a similar thing to a friend

> recently-- " I should have been able to afford a

> membership to an exclusive country club with what I

> now pay out-of-pocket for my son's tuition and

> therapies " it's like having two mortagage

> payments...what lake is my other home located on?

> Lake Autism. R.

>

> We're another of those families. One salary, three

> kids, two adults, and over $3,500 per month of

> therapies. Guess we should apply to the country

> club,

> too, since we're so loaded.

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

We just signed a special needs trust today. It will be important down

the line for our children not to have any income in their name if the

time comes when both parents die or they might not qualify for

disability. That is if there IS any money. Oh, and we call Matt mom's

Ferrari. VROOOOMMMMM. (I drive a Subaru) and he's worth it. Trina

Re: You make too much money for SSI &

medicaid

I think we took stock in that club lord knows we can't see all the money

we

make so it must be paying for that club because medical bills, copays

and

meds add up to what we make a month plus sometimes more. We make enough

not to

qualify for services but barely enough to feed this family and let's not

talk about our rent we see the streets in our future, but we are too

rich for

SSI and medicaid. Yet, I know serveral people that get this stuff that

are

rich indeed. If a kid looses a parent or a person gets old they get

these

services with no questions asked no matter how nice their income is. If

a family

over the income cap needs assistance they are S.O.L Let me ask for

services

now because I cannot walk and have these disabled children as well and

I am

wrong; I am told I need mental help cause I want me home and family

clean,

safe and healthy. What's wrong with this picture??? Go figure!

Why , don't you know? The PsuedoRich Parents

Club!

--- " A. Boomstein " wrote:

> I try and look at the bright side; It looks like my

> son will be able to attend some type of small

> college. The net is that it will probably be less

> expensive that the school he is attending now! Wow

> - it will be like getting a raise.

>

> What club is everyone joining? Maybe we can get a

> group rate.

>

> Boomstein

>

> kgreeceman@... wrote:

> Hi Aliza, I always like your comments and your sense

> of humor. I said a similar thing to a friend

> recently-- " I should have been able to afford a

> membership to an exclusive country club with what I

> now pay out-of-pocket for my son's tuition and

> therapies " it's like having two mortagage

> payments...what lake is my other home located on?

> Lake Autism. R.

>

> We're another of those families. One salary, three

> kids, two adults, and over $3,500 per month of

> therapies. Guess we should apply to the country

> club,

> too, since we're so loaded.