asthma virginia
if i get a job will i lose my Medicare?
i have type 1 diabetes and asthma,i also take meds to prevent seizures and cant go without my prescriptions.im 18 years old and i live in west virginia.i really dont wanna sit at home and draw a check since im out of school(i didn’t graduate)…what should i do?
With what you have stated, I am assuming that you have medicare because of disability due to your health since you are obviously too young to qualify any other way. (Altho I wasn’t aware an 18 yr old that never worked qualified.)
I would not take anyone’s word as fact on here about this matter, because it is a serious one. I personally understand that because I too have Medicare, even tho I never use it, and I also know how important & expensive meds can be.
I will tell you that I know that Social Security has a program to encourage people to try to get back to work. Basic principal is that they allow you to try to return to a job and work for a certain number of months to see if you can handle it without risking your benefits. I haven’t heard or read that this has been stopped so I assume that it is still in effect as it is really the only fair way to encourage people to safely attempt return to working.
I am posting the link below so you can get the info. Check it out and see how it applies.
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Living a Healthy Life With Chronic Conditions: Self-Management of Heart Disease, Arthritis, Diabetes, Asthma, Bronchitis, Emphysema and Others $12.72 Drawing on input from people with long-term ailments, this book points the way to achieving the best possible life under the circumstances…. |
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Brianna Breathes Easy: A Story About Asthma $3.39 Brianna gets the lead in the Thanksgiving school playshell be Hero the Hen! She almost forgets about the coughing and breathing trouble shes been having. Brianna loves practicing her leaping and flapping. But at the dress rehearsal, she has a bad coughing attack and feels a tightness in her chest. The teacher calls 911 and the paramedics take Brianna to the hospital. There, Dr. Anderson … |
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The Asthma Update (Disease Update) $1.68 … |