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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]aren’t there publicly funded options for in-home care? [/quote] hahahhahahhaahh NO, [/quote] There are though. I am not sure how it’s done but my hairdresser has a profoundly disabled child and they had a full time aide that came every single day. He went to public school and at 18 transitioned into a group home. He is on benefits entirely. I will ask her how they did it. They also had au pairs for their NT daughter so she would have separate care.[/quote] I am telling you that in the year of our lord 2023 in Maryland with an autistic child, this does not exist. [/quote] If they are severely disabled? https://health.maryland.gov/mmcp/waiverprograms/Documents/LTSS%20Blue%20Book%202018.pdf[/quote] You are talking about something existing on paper. I am talking about the reality of getting someone to show up consistently in your house. [/quote]
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