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My ultimate goal is the two of us being independent and balancing our lives in a healthy way. I could do so much more if my mom wasn’t there to bring me down. Here is a what-if, and I honestly don’t know the answer so take this with a grain of salt. If putting someone in a care facility is anything like most foster family situations, they will actively reach out to a capable and willing family member first. I don’t know if that would happen in this type of situation though. The other what if is if you did have a place, even if you didn’t have custody. Would the option of getting her for a good chunk of time be an option. Then it’s really a nice shirt for all men and women. So you should buy this shirt. Thank you so much.

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Like sleepovers and you pick up after work and go to your place and stuff like that. It wouldn’t be here in your constant care but maybe she could end up being with you most of the Top I May Live In Pennsylvania But I’ll Always Have The Crimson Tide In My DNA Shirt. Dunno. Spitballing here. No, it’s more like a nursing home for old people. You pay for full care and that’s what you get, considering Mary has Down Syndrome as well as respiratory issues and hypothyroidism, nobody would doubt my mom’s decision. So, in Austin, where OP lives are super expensive, I live here too. A cheap 2 bedroom apartment is easily 1200 dollars minimum. I’m not sure what your salary is but maybe look into income-restricted housing which doesn’t section.

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