Crime Victims and Medicaid

Crime Victims and Medicaid

When it comes to crime victims utilizing Medicaid, guidelines are not supportive to an individual that became total disabled at the age of twenty-eight no matter what caused their disability. Why I address this issue? My son became disabled not a fault of his carelessness but a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Back in 2005, our entire city had to evacuate ordered by top officials due to Hurricane Katrina. Since no one had a choice just ordered to relocate to unfamiliar cities, and states, everyone was ported any, and everywhere. The scary part about this situation our love ones either missing, died from drowning, illness, suffocation, and lack of medical attention. For many months to almost a year, no one knew whether or not their love ones survived this terrible catastrophe. So I guess you can say we had to go with the flow. This led to families separating from one other without knowing if everyone got out safe because we all lived in different areas of town, and if lived close by you able to leave together. However, for those who decided to ride out the storm knowing certain parts of the city would survive those where the ones left behind.

Earlier I spoke of my son whom was one of the few that left one day before the category five Hurricane Katrina hit our city, and state. One would have thought by following the evacuating order he would be safe. Nevertheless, it was far from the truth! My twenty eight year old son Darryl decides to evacuate to the great long star state hoping to find a safe haven. I guess we thought for a moment he was, for he landed this wonderful job September 7, 2005. Darryl was very excited to have the opportunity to rebuilding our heritage, "Greater New Orleans." Darryl enjoyed his new job for long as two months. It's sad to say," good things must come to an end," and what a tragic end it was. I will never forget the day before, which was December 09, 2005, I spoke to my son via phone, and he was in great spirits as always. This was the last time my son considered himself as, "normal." For on December 10, 2005, Darryl was a victim of road rage according to police records, and the lone star state.

According to one study, more than half of all drivers have experienced a surge of road rage at some point, although not all bang into the offender's rear bumper, pull a pistol, and aimed to kill them. Which happened in my son's case, the driver literally tried to run them off the road? According to my nephew, "they were driving to slow." Once the driver was not successful at doing so, he decided to cut them off causing their vehicle to stop. The driver pulled out a gun, and immediately started shooting their car. Which one fatal bullet out of a 357 magnum round changed my son's life forever? The state of Texas never located this aggressive heartless

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