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My Life Defies the Public‑Charge Myth
I was born in India and adopted by my moms. I was born prematurely with cerebral palsy. Early in life, I learned that medical care, therapy, and special education-aren’t signs of weakness. They’re what make it possible for disabled people to grow, learn, and be part of their communities. That’s why a new immigration rule…
America Loves Our Stories, It Doesn’t Love Supporting Us
CW: Ableism When I read Steve Way’s Time article, it was like he was talking directly to me. He’s promoting his TV show. At the same time, he’s worried if he’ll have the care he needs next year. Sadly, millions of disabled people are worried about the same thing, including me. In the spring, Medicaid…
The Billion‑Dollar Freeze That Touches Real Lives
The Trump administration is freezing nearly $1.1 billion in Medicaid payments to Minnesota and California, over concerns that they need to prove claims are legitimate. The goal behind this, federal officials say, is to hold states accountable by making sure taxpayer dollars are spent properly. However, state leaders fear even temporary funding interruptions will negatively…
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