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Your child can qualify for SSI, but it is based on the household size and household income. If you have a retired/disabled parent or grandparent who is recieving SSDI or SSA retirement payments, you can apply to have your child recieve benefits off of them, which would NOT be affected by...

I'd go to your ob and have them test you for a yeast infection and bacterial vaginosis

I'd go to your ob and have them test you for a yeast infection and bacterial vaginosis

I'd go to your ob and have them test you for a yeast infection and bacterial vaginosis

How old are you now? With how the job sounds, it seems like there will be no problem in the future with you having enough credits to qualify for SSDI. Does you state offer medical coverage for "workers with disabilities", because a lot of states do offer that. It's an offshoot of medicaid...

How old are you now? With how the job sounds, it seems like there will be no problem in the future with you having enough credits to qualify for SSDI. Does you state offer medical coverage for "workers with disabilities", because a lot of states do offer that. It's an offshoot of medicaid...

How old are you now? With how the job sounds, it seems like there will be no problem in the future with you having enough credits to qualify for SSDI. Does you state offer medical coverage for "workers with disabilities", because a lot of states do offer that. It's an offshoot of medicaid...

OMG, I'm laughing my ass off about the sperm count post... sounds like an advertisment for ED medication... I won't be surprised if we hear from them again about some drug recommendation LOL

OMG, I'm laughing my ass off about the sperm count post... sounds like an advertisment for ED medication... I won't be surprised if we hear from them again about some drug recommendation LOL

OMG, I'm laughing my ass off about the sperm count post... sounds like an advertisment for ED medication... I won't be surprised if we hear from them again about some drug recommendation LOL

No, you do NOT need to have the same mutations for your child to end up with CF. http://www.cysticfibrosismaleinfertility.com/Where_to_begin.html You have a 25% change of having a child with CF.

No, you do NOT need to have the same mutations for your child to end up with CF. http://www.cysticfibrosismaleinfertility.com/Where_to_begin.html You have a 25% change of having a child with CF.

No, you do NOT need to have the same mutations for your child to end up with CF. http://www.cysticfibrosismaleinfertility.com/Where_to_begin.html You have a 25% change of having a child with CF.

4-6 weeks, sooner if you fax it to them.

4-6 weeks, sooner if you fax it to them.

4-6 weeks, sooner if you fax it to them.

You are right Kristen, I don't have Cf. But I don't see how that is the least bit relevant, considering my childrens father has it. This is a site for everyone, NOT just those with CF. I've put thousands of dollars into the CFF, and I sincerely regret it. It's just my opinion, it's not...

You are right Kristen, I don't have Cf. But I don't see how that is the least bit relevant, considering my childrens father has it. This is a site for everyone, NOT just those with CF. I've put thousands of dollars into the CFF, and I sincerely regret it. It's just my opinion, it's not...

You are right Kristen, I don't have Cf. But I don't see how that is the least bit relevant, considering my childrens father has it. This is a site for everyone, NOT just those with CF. <br /> <br />I've put thousands of dollars into the CFF, and I sincerely regret it. It's just my opinion...

Jennifer, again, this post has NOTHING to do with MedicAID, so I don't for the life of me understand why you keep referencing it. As I stated in my initial response to you, her questions were about mediCARE, which I am in the process of researching. NOT medicAID. There is a huge difference...