In the past when I was able to go through DVR, I was starting to be tested for ADHD, but when my husband, Jerry got full time work we were told that we no long could have me go them DVR.

We cannot afford for me to see a doctor and therapist so I can find out for sure if I have it or not.

We cannot afford the medicine I would need. I am hoping someday to be taught what I can do and not have to take a lot of medicine for it.

I was born with high forceps slip delivery and mother and daddy were told they were lucky I was not born more mentally retarded.

I hear that if I do have it that it may be part of the reason I cannot make decisions on everything or come with food for me to eat or things for me to do.

I am finding it very hard to get motivated. I will turn 68 years old on Thursday of this week.

You need insurance, the affordable care act makes it possible for people who could not afford insurance to afford it. Because of my income I only pay 60 a month. Prescriptions a one deductible of 20 the rest of the year free. To see a specialist 5. Hang in there find people who can help you though the process

I wish my husband and I could afford another insurance like this we can afford another monthly bill of even $5.

Depending on which state you live in you might be eligible for expanded Medicaid. If you are uninsured you can apply for help at Department of Health and Human Services. Why is DVR not able to continue with testing? Is it based on finances? Thought it was free (voc-rehab right?)

The reason DVR cannot help anymore is because my husband Jerry is working full time. We have health insurance for me but it does not cover for this type of thing.

I am not sure were to look to get possible get help and where the insurance does not cost us any more money to get it and the insurance pay 100% of all the expenses. Otherwise we cannot offered more health or life insurance.