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Posted by john Len on January 06, 2001 at 12:32:26:In Reply to: Hopeless situation posted by tribalmom on January 06, 2001 at 12:18:52:
Some larger citys have free clinics that are there to take care of situations such as yours.You might want to check with social services to see if their is one near you.Also if your husband has been in the service he may qualify for VA medical care.He also might qualify for Social security if he has paid in enough quarters to qualify because of the heart problem.Check with a local sleep clinic and see if their is any help from that direction.I was in the same boat and all of the above pulled me through.
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