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Re: Welfare denying coverage
Posted by Jamie on 7/21/06

    On 7/19/06, M'sta Mikey wrote:
    > On 7/16/06, Jamie wrote:
    >> I'm not sure if this is the right chatboard, but here my
    >> situation. This is in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. In
    >> the past 25 months I have been trying to get Welfare so I
    >> could get my teeth fixed. I do not have the money to pay
    > for
    >> it. I have tried to get Welfare several times since June
    >> 2004 when my teeth were in decent condition. Since then my
    >> teeth have gotten severely worse. A dentist in Jan 2006 had
    >> told me that it would cost between $15,000 - $20,000 to fix
    >> them, and if I didn't fix them soon, that I could get blood
    >> poisoning. Every time that I have applied, I have been told
    >> that I make to much, that the limits are no more than
    >> $250.00 Gross per month, and you have to work at least 100
    >> hours a month. If this were true, then no one would be able
    >> to qualify. Min wage is $5.15, and a waitress min wage is
    >> $2.83. They said that I would be able to qualify if i were
    >> to lose my job. After that discussion, I was laid off (Jan.
    >> 30th 2006), so I called and spoke with 2 different people
    >> that each told me that I had to be working at least 100
    >> hours per month. I was very frustrated, and wrote to my
    >> senator, and they then informed me that the Welfare office
    >> has been lying to me, that you could not exceed $870.00
    >> Gross per month !!! So, now I need almost $20,000 worth of
    >> work because I could not afford it, and have lost 30 lbs
    >> because I have trouble chewing. Would I be able to sue? Is
    >> there anything that I can do to somehow make them pay for
    >> the damage to my teeth since they have lied to me for the
    >> past 25 months? Any other information of comments would be
    >> greatly appreciated.
    >
    > This is very complex and there are a lot of issues that only
    > your attorney can guide you through.
    >
    > If you don't have an attorney, you need to retain one or you
    > are going to get nowhere.


    Thnk you mikey. I just wanted to know everyones opinion on this
    subject. I do not have the money for a lawyer, and I can't find
    one that will allow payments.

     
     

 
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