tax credit for disabled children -- Autism and deafness

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Subject: tax credit for disabled children

Author:
Christy Laney

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Date Posted: 16:27:00 11/21/02 Thu
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Dear House Represenatives,

I think $ 3,000 is a decent return/break. My son is 16 months old, and my husband works full time, and yet, we're still strugggling because the taxes witheld out of his check is high. My son has chromosome ring 22. He requires my attention 24 hours a day! Therefore, I am not able to help with the finanaces. My son, has muscle delay, speech delay, and pretty much rolls around. He has Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy on Tue-Thur, and it's hard to make ends meet.

Please help us to help make our children's little a little better, b/c God knows how hard we try!

Christy Laney

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