The Bright Side
My brother just got diagnosed with the MD that won’t kill him and it’ll take a few more decades before he will need a wheelchair. He’s had it since his 20’s and didn’t know but he’s in his 30’s now. He has no other health conditions and he works from home at a computer making a solid income. He’s a homebody that loves video games and magic the gathering. He’s been making jokes about it and staying optimistic. Seems pretty chill with it overall. I want to know what I can also present to him that’s actually a benefit he’ll love. What are the upsides he can access now that he’s diagnosed disabled?
Is there a cheaper grub hub?
He’s already getting a better nicer ADA compliant apartment.
What other free/cheaper stuff can he now access to really enjoy the perks.
Are there reduced cost home cleaning services?
What free stuff comes with this diagnosis?
If he has more money for retirement, magic cards video games, and DLCs he wants to know.