Re: w/chair/ insurance-Shazinoz

June 15, 2004

Surely there are charities or church groups etc that could help out

by covering the cost of the insurance it would only be at most a once

yearly payment but as you said it is NOT something you could replace

and there has to be someone out there who could help out. Do you get

any kind of carer's allowance or such for staying home to look after

Dylan etc.

what about charity groups like March of Dimes (I think that is what

they are called I remember hearing about them before)

PLEASE I know it is hard to admit but PLEASE look into it as it would

be devistating (and very hard on Dylan if he gets used to the chair

and the freedom it can give him) to loose the chair due to theft or

accident etc.

Good Luck in finding help to cover the cost of the insurance

(I sure know what the financial issues are like as I am due to be cut

off from Workcover on July 5th and am fighting it but I can't see it

being sorted out by then so I will be without ANY income so am

applying for a disability support pension in the mean time so that I

am not left without any form of income).

Sharon

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> From: Shazinoz

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> Cindy,

> PLEASE don't take just one quote look around and ring

companies, .... Sharon

> ****************************

> I know your right...I just checked with the place I found the

best deal for my car and house. I just don't know if I can squeeze

one more bill out of this already tight budget. Not working, to stay

home with him, has really put us in a financial hardship, as so many

others here are living too. He will be on state insurance soon, and

this chair can't be replaced. That's why I was in such a push to get

it now, while he still had private insurance. I'll look into it

further......

> Cindylouwho

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