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No, My Disabled Son Can’t Just Be on My Work Insurance—And Here’s Why That Should Concern You Too
Since my last article about my son and the Medicaid cuts, I’ve heard from a lot of supportive people. I’ve also heard from ...
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No Medicaid, No Care: The Fight to Protect Healthcare for Disabled Kids
Every time Medicaid funding is reduced, real children lose access to therapies, doctor visits, and in-home care. Parents are ...
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Medicaid Fraud: Unmasking the Real Culprits While Protecting Our Disabled Children
While Medicaid fraud exists, targeting children with disabilities to combat it is misguided. Discover the true sources of ...
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Protect Our Children’s Future: Stand Against Devastating Medicaid Cuts
Congress just passed a bill slashing Medicaid by $880 billion, threatening care for millions of disabled children. Learn how ...
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Congress Just Voted to Cut Medicaid. Here’s What That Means for My Family. And Yours.
My son Kevin, through no fault of his own, was born with a chromosome disorder that significantly impacts his health and his life. I hate that our current system requires me to constantly describe him ...
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Yes, You Can Ask About My Son’s Disabilities—Kids Need to Learn.
A few weeks ago, my younger son (non-disabled) had a friend over to play. We’ve known this family for about 6 months. Both older kids have been in my home and have been exposed to my older son ...
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Boycotting for the Long Haul: How to Survive and Thrive Without Big Corporations
Ditch big corporations for good! Learn how to boycott long-term with smart swaps, local alternatives, and survival tips to ...