crazymama30
Active Member
I know some on here are very savvy about this stuff, I am not. I am hoping to pick some brains here.
My income is too high for food stamps (not by much) unless husband was on disability in which case they would somehow compensate for medical expenses.
My question is, if I provide documentation of medication, therapy and doctor visit costs per month can I possibly get any assistance even though husband has been denied disability? I would like them to consider difficult child's medications and therapy visits. I get a very good deal on therapy and Occupational Therapist (OT) visits, but I still have to pay. It is getting so hard to pay the few bills I have and pay for medications, medications and more medications. husband takes more prescriptions than my 84yr old grandfather and needs hernia surgery. difficult child has a couple spendy ones too.
I know that many of us struggle with medication and mental illness related costs. It is truly outrageous.
My income is too high for food stamps (not by much) unless husband was on disability in which case they would somehow compensate for medical expenses.
My question is, if I provide documentation of medication, therapy and doctor visit costs per month can I possibly get any assistance even though husband has been denied disability? I would like them to consider difficult child's medications and therapy visits. I get a very good deal on therapy and Occupational Therapist (OT) visits, but I still have to pay. It is getting so hard to pay the few bills I have and pay for medications, medications and more medications. husband takes more prescriptions than my 84yr old grandfather and needs hernia surgery. difficult child has a couple spendy ones too.
I know that many of us struggle with medication and mental illness related costs. It is truly outrageous.