Re: - chewable CoQ 10/ Dawn

[Guest guest]

Isn't your daughter on a waiver program? Usually the waiver

includes Medicaid. that is hwy we have it for Asenath. I don't know

how we could pay for all her meds without our insurance and

Medicaid. If she isn't on one yet, apply as soon as possible. It is

a lot of paperwork, but well worth it.

Darla

> Thanks for the tip. You actually helped me in more way than one,

we also

> live in Ohio. Grace, currently, has our family insurance, and

BCMH. I don't

> know if you heard, but soon BCMH will almost be useless to

practically everyone.

> My BCMH nurse has already said we are almost for sure going to

loose it, or

> have a major spendown starting next month. I am so terrified

because BCMH

> currently pays the copays on our own insurance. Without the help

of the copays we

> are looking to close to 300 dollars a month in just copays, on top

of our 400

> a month in insurance premiums and otc meds (like the coq 10). The

county is

> going to try to get Grace on medicaid instead of BCMH before we are

broke. We

> do not qualify, financially for medicaid so I hope we can get this.

Any

> advice on the medicaid issue?

>

[Guest guest]

We are on the Beckett program here in Wisconsin. They didn't look at

my husbands salary. At least what I took it they looked at what Leah could

and not could not do. And because we were on the program for at least 5

years, this past year we got to fill out the short forms. They listed the

same but if nothing changed you checked a box that stated that. Talk about

so much quicker. The only requirement being is that Leah doesn't have $2000

in assets. So we usually spend all the money she gets as presents and only

have a savings account of about $220. Right now it is a Godsend for us as my

husband is still looking for fulltime work and that is all of Leah's

insurance coverage. And the neatest thing is I don't need to get preapproval

for doctor visits like other HMO's. You may want to check with some one in a

family support system to see what is out there for you.

Nerenhausen

mom to Leah

Darla Klein wrote:

> Isn't your daughter on a waiver program? Usually the waiver

> includes Medicaid. that is hwy we have it for Asenath. I don't know

> how we could pay for all her meds without our insurance and

> Medicaid. If she isn't on one yet, apply as soon as possible. It is

> a lot of paperwork, but well worth it.

>

> Darla

>

>

> > Thanks for the tip. You actually helped me in more way than one,

> we also

> > live in Ohio. Grace, currently, has our family insurance, and

> BCMH. I don't

> > know if you heard, but soon BCMH will almost be useless to

> practically everyone.

> > My BCMH nurse has already said we are almost for sure going to

> loose it, or

> > have a major spendown starting next month. I am so terrified

> because BCMH

> > currently pays the copays on our own insurance. Without the help

> of the copays we

> > are looking to close to 300 dollars a month in just copays, on top

> of our 400

> > a month in insurance premiums and otc meds (like the coq 10). The

> county is

> > going to try to get Grace on medicaid instead of BCMH before we are

> broke. We

> > do not qualify, financially for medicaid so I hope we can get this.

> Any

> > advice on the medicaid issue?

> >

>

>

> Please contact mito-owner with any problems or questions.

>