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Do WE qualify for this type of disability?

Eligibility may extend past age 21 if the child is incapable of self-support because of a mental or physical incapacity and the condition existed prior to age 21, or if the condition occurred between the ages of 21 and 23 while the child was a full-time student.


]First off anyone over the age of 26 that are still under their parents medical insurance?



I know someone who is in her 30s, unmarried, doesn't have learning disability, ADD, aspergers or autism. So I don't know how she can still get Tricare which is the military health. Her dad retired from Army.
She can walk, drive, talk, and have a job.

was this 30-something individual ever in the military themselves sometime in her youth, even for just a few months? i knew somebody who got a 100% disability retirement [she could use tricare for the rest of her life, or VA] who spent only a few months in the military and was severely injured during basic training.

I dont have insurance. do you know how to save reciepts? most places use a sliding fee scale based on your income.

This 33 year old woman was never in the military at all. Just her dad was in the Army and retired as a full colonel. My dad also served in the Army and retired as a LT Colonel, so he and mom get Tricare for life. But was just wondering if aspergers adults can get whatever insurance a parent has.

When I was turning 21; my mom's insurance dropped me because I wasn't in any kind of school. My mom told em that I was disabled & dependent on them. Insurance said they could keep me covered if I was not considered a legal adult; like if my parents had a count order or something to have me considered where I couldn't have adult rights or make decisions for myself; I forget what the term is called