A friend is trying this tactic right now. His wife literally went crazy and tried to commit suicide. She injured herself very badly and will probably need to be in a confined care facility for the rest of her life. They had no insurance and no real hope of EVER paying for the immediate care and long term care she has received and will receive.
My friend loves his wife, and divorce was not the choice he wanted to make. But that choice seems the only way to possibly qualify her for Medicaid. It also may require my friend to file for bankruptcy. Not a good situation for a 60 year old guy trying to run a 1 semi trucking business that has kept them afloat for the last 10 years after he got injured and no longer could work as a master diesel mechanic.
It will be interesting to see how it all plays out. I wish there had been some better choices. I pray for my friend and his wife.
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