Does anyone know which states allow relatives to get paid for caring for disabled adults living at home? (disabilities, attention)

[PantherPride]

I think as long as its a free choice, greatly encouraged but not forced- meaning the sibling has choice and is willing to get the proper training its not immoral.



AS far as the other choice, dark as it may be I was loved and protected, sadly not every persons child is... and you need to think of the quality of life AFTER childhood as well as childhood.

[Hopes]

Originally Posted by PantherPride

I think as long as its a free choice, greatly encouraged but not forced- meaning the sibling has choice and is willing to get the proper training its not immoral.

It is immoral to adopt a child with the intention of making the child a slave. Greatly encouraged is forced in a family dynamic. The intent is sick and twisted.

Originally Posted by PantherPride

AS far as the other choice, dark as it may be I was loved and protected, sadly not every persons child is... and you need to think of the quality of life AFTER childhood as well as childhood.

You're only thinking of the disabled child. Your post is in a thread about getting someone to pay for care. And your grand plan is enslaving a child.

[PantherPride]

its not a slave- slaves have no choice in the matter- the adopted kid would have choice, its offically a plan of backup.

[heaven2007]

Is there places in north carolina that will pay you to take care a disable person in your household

[heaven2007]

Where at in cumberland county nc

[sweetness72509]

I live in Florida and I am a licensed C.N.A. in the state and I am trying to find out if there is a program to help me with getting paid to take care of my soon-to-be father-in-law. He cannot be left alone at all, so I cannot go out and find myself a job. I would appreciate anyones input on my situation.

[ntonir]

You can in Florida if on med-waiver & your coordinator can get you on the CDC plus program--Go to my florida.com-search cdc plus - click on first line ( consumer directed)- & read
Keep in mind-you have to set up your own ira as medicare & ss are not deducted

[ntonir]

CDC plus program if eligible-my florida.com, search CDC plus click on first line

[liamscott]

I know TN and quite a few of the southern states don't have programs like this. They will however sometimes help pay for someone to stay and help with the loved one while you work/rest. But where I live anyway it's a long waiting list, and they try to get you to put them in group home/nursing home, etc.

[myangelz]

I am wondering the same thing for state of oklahoma