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wolfy42 posted...

At least in theory, unemployment may hopefully cover most of the loss from your sisters job (depends on the state as well). Hopefully she can get it back when this is over.

Ugh, I don't pray, but I wish the best of luck for your spouse, there have been some bad reports of entire nursing homes coming down with the virus...which would be absolutely heart breaking I'm sure (also kudos to your spouse for working there and hopefully making their lives a bit better).

She was denied unemployment apparently due to having worked 44 hours the week before the layoff.

Our only hope on that front is the subsidy thing actually coming through. The last thing I need is to be disabled and homeless again, especially in these times. It took me years to get over some homelessness related trauma.

Thank you for your well wishes and kind words. They really do work hard at taking care of the people there. They actually love their job. The co-worker situation is... It's been sub optimal even before all this and has only gotten worse. But they love the job itself.

Being disabled I can say they're very much a caregiver type from firsthand experience.