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Hi. So i recently posted about winning a long fight regarding a NEC claim, where my baby life was taken due to Similac while he was in the NICU. Well, my husband and i, won the settlement of 10.5m , and currently in the process of trying to figure out a new life. Could someone point me in the right direction on how can i donate 2.5 million dollars to Immigration Law Firms to help in handling immigration cases for the undocumented, i would love to do this for ate least 4 firms. Where can i start? How can i donate? who can i contact? Location: Houston Texas

I just want to say, i am sadden about everything happening in the world right now, in previous years, in future times to come as well. We live in such a sad world where no one cares about no one else, so many families are being torn apart and people laugh at this situation, cant you see a baby straight to their face and feel their pain? Or is your heart that empty that you just don't care? We are all human beings, yes people come to the US for better life unfortunately, their country does not offer everything the US does, but there is people who come here to work hard, and contribute to society, people that are kind hearted and loving. Yes it is wrong to enter a country illegally, but many people sadly do not have the funds to become a legal resident or family that can help them, let alone the process can take decades. Please don't let the media tell you other wise and lie to you in your face and make you have a hateful heart when you know deep inside you know it is wrong to feel that way about others, We are all human beings and we want to live a better life for our families. Lets not forget none of this will matter when we depart from this world. We will leave either being happy people or miserable. Lets not hate eachother and spread more love and care for one another. I pray for you all, especially for the people that are going through this.

Hello all i had a question. I have been dealing with issues with Medicaid, and information that was wrongfully provided to me when i first applied back in 2019. Now, i have no benefits because i willingly cancelled. I spoke to an agent for the 4th time and explained my situation, they blew it off as if it was no big deal, and let me ask this, is it unlawful to record a conversation with a social worker? I am in Houston Texas.