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I am currently ainnedttg classes at the Community College to get my Associates in Parelegal Studies. I have applied for financial aid, but apparently I don't qualify. My husband works, but doesn't make enough to pay the $1,500 per semester, not including books. I am really interested in finding out if I qualify for this type of grant because I would like to continue to attend full time. I also have a 3 year old son which is the reason why I don't have a job. I am a latino woman, don't let the last name full you. Thank you.

Sadly it gets to a point where you just cannot take care of them aonmyre. Caring for a disabled person is very demanding physically and mentally not to mention financially. And some require treatments and medical equipment you just cannot provide at home. Lifting them into wheelchairs and transferring them is very hard and It also requires somebody to be around all the time to take care of them. If you can afford a private duty nurse that's great but even they can only be around so many hours of the day. You also need to be able to take the disabled person to all of their doctor's appointments and treatments. Once again to do this you have to transfer them from the wheelchair to your car and store the chair unless you own a special equipped van which is pretty expensive. Which if you have to give up a job to care for them. You also have to pay for treatments and necessities which aren't covered by insurance. Many times you also have to outfit your house with necessary equipment to care for a disabled person like wheelchair ramps, chairlifts, safety bars in the bathroom, special adapters for the toilet, etc.If you don't have adequate insurance this is all 1,000 fold harder than it sounds so in the end it is best to bite the bullet and send them somewhere they can get the care they need.

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