Jordan Musenbrock, 35, said Medicaid helped pay for her manual wheelchair and its repairs, shower chair, catheters and multiple medications.
Musenbrock, who has been wheelchair-bound since she was 17 years old following a car accident, said without Medicaid she will have to choose between a drastic decline in health, even death, or financial hardship.
“Either I won’t have what I need to live or I’m going to be in debt to survive,” Musenbrock, of Michigan City, said. “I already have the added difficulty of having a disability, and so now it’s just added difficulty, added stress of will I have what I need to live.”