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cindyk99
Asked June 2010
My sister is has lung cancer with 2nd stage bone cancer. Can I get paid to take care of her?
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I am a CMA and I am the only caregiver she wants.
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Sometimes you can get paid to care for a loved one. Please read some of these articles to see if they can help guide you in the right direction.
https://www.agingcare.com/financial-aid-for-caregivers
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06/30/2010 16:38:23
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