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Do people need a reason to SAH?
| Sun, 07-18-2010 - 9:28am |
This theme was touched upon in another thread and I wanted to discuss it further.
| Sun, 07-18-2010 - 9:28am |
This theme was touched upon in another thread and I wanted to discuss it further.
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Well I CAN tell you that she was a driver for a very well-known company and I have heard that they pay quite well.
In my state, the income requirement for section 8 is a household income that is below 50% of the median local household income (i.e., bottom 25%).
It does not matter.
It seems like you are completely unaware of how the system works.
Woman are only covered while pregnant or lactating.
Children are covered up to age 5.
I have heard from others who have gone there looking for a job and online sites that indicate how much they pay.
Have you ever checked out the income requirements? It is quite high IMO. High enough that one COULD be renting a home without taking section 8.
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A man *should* be able to get WIC - for his children. Just like a woman is able to get WIC - for her children. The food is for the children (whether via a spoon, a bottle, a breast or a placenta). The last two methods are why "women" is included in the title, because to feed the fetus/infant you have to feed the preggers/lactating mom.
If men were the ones whose bodies supplied nourishment instead of women, it would definitely be called MIC.
A man who qualified financially would receive WIC for his children up to age 5 just like a non breastfeeding woman.
What a family receives is based on the status of those family members who qualify.
A woman would receive WIC for herself while pregnant and breast feeding, if she chooses not to breastfeed then she would no longer receive WIC for herself but would receive it for her children up to age 5.
A man would not receive WIC for himself but receive WIC for his children up to age 5.
Once that child reaches age 5 then the family will no longer receive WIC for that child but if there are other family members that still qualify (either pregnant/breast feeding or under age 5) then they will receive WIC for that person.
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