I quit my job to care for my sick husband. A little-known program provided training and pays me to do it.
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Deaundra Vega and her husband, who has epilespy, struggled financially after she quit her job to care for him. She is now paid through a new program.
I quit my job to care for my sick husband. A little-known program provided training and pays me to do it.
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Jane Ridley
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