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CodyCopeland149
Asked December 2017
Can I get paid to take care of my dad?
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He is on all kinds of medications for his heart, seizures, and he is also on SSI.
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freqflyer
Dec 2017
Cody, the vast majority of grown children are not paid to take care of their parent... unless the parent can pay you from their own retirement fund.
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