Right now, my dad’s insurance company is investigating his claim for long-term disability income. He should qualify easily, but of course because it is a large amount of money, they are doing everything in their power to deny it. This claim amounts to about $36,000 a year, which will make a huge difference in how much difficulty we have in affording various expensive equipment (wheelchair-accessible van, lifts, ramps, power wheelchair options, etc.). Having this claim approved would be a massive sigh of relief for all of us here.
Friends, please be in prayer for our claim representative to research ALS well enough to understand that my dad does qualify, without question.
Posted on January 3rd, 2008 by Dove
Filed under: ALS
Ooh, yes Lord! Amen!
[…] Sometimes money seems like such a stupid thing to pray for. Money doesn’t fix broken relationships (like mine with my mom) or heal awful terminal diseases (like ALS) or make any of us truly happy. But it sure can simplify the logistics of difficult circumstances, by paying for lots of expensive equipment to make living with ALS easier, for instance. As long as your hope isn’t in money and your motives are pure, well, I can’t say I have a problem with praying for money. […]