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    How Could We Pay for This?

    The kinds of funding families use, and what to ask first

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    We need [What You Need] for [Who You Care For] and it costs about [Rough Cost]. We're in [Your State]. Help me think through how families typically pay for things like this. List the kinds of funding that are often used for this sort of expense (public programs, waiver or self-directed budgets, savings or trust accounts set up for disability, tax-advantaged accounts, insurance, grants, nonprofit programs), and for each: who to ask, what they usually need to see (a letter from a professional, a plan goal, a receipt), and what to ask first. Tell me clearly which ones vary a lot by state. Don't tell me we qualify for anything; tell me what to find out.

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