杰克和玛丽亚格雷幸福地结婚，有两个孩子。但他们考虑离婚，为了他们的一个孩子.
这对得克萨斯州夫妇说，这是他们的发育障碍女儿有资格获得医疗补助并获得她所需的医疗保健的唯一途径.
这对幸福的已婚夫妇正在考虑离婚，以支付残疾儿童的医疗保健
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格雷斯九年前在佛罗里达海滩结婚。从那时起，他们就成了两个女儿，2岁的Fairen和6岁的布莱顿的父母，他们出生时患有罕见的遗传性疾病Wolf-Hirschhorn综合症。发展仍然是新生儿，布莱顿需要全天候的关注.
玛丽亚格雷说：“她不可能独自一人，需要全天候照顾。”.
这对夫妇试图让Medicaid帮助医疗成本不断攀升，但杰克赚得太多 – 4万美元 – 让家庭有资格获得资格。格雷斯申请了国家援助，但由于他们被列入名单，所以不希望得到它.
“我们排名第60,000，”玛丽亚说.
这就是为什么这对夫妇正在考虑离婚。这将使玛丽亚成为一名失业的单身母亲并使她有资格获得医疗补助。这对夫妇表示，这可能是家庭获得照顾布莱顿所需要的帮助的唯一途径.
“我们不应该做出牺牲来让我们的孩子获得医疗补助，”玛丽亚格雷说.
陆军退伍军人杰克格雷说，这个家庭有私人医疗保险，但他们每年仍然花费大约15,000美元.
“我们淹没了她们，试图跟上她的医疗费用，”他说，“我们已经做了我们所能做的一切，试图让她漂浮，我们将达到一个我们无法做到的地步。我们不会有另一种选择。我们不知道该怎么办。“
这对夫妇说他们听说过其他家庭处于同样令人心碎的困境.
“我们不是在寻找慈善机构，我们不是在寻找金钱或捐款。我们不想要一个GoFundMe – 我们不想要任何这样的，“玛丽亚说。 “我需要国家加强并为我们提供所需的福利.
格雷斯说，他们正在公开努力帮助提高他们对困境的认识，并鼓励处于类似情况的其他人说出来。他们说他们会做任何必要的事来帮助他们的女儿.
“她是一个纯洁而美丽的灵魂，”玛丽亚说道，“我们很幸运能拥有这一点，我不会为此做出任何改变。”
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Jack and Maria Gray were happily married with two children. However, they are considering divorce for the sake of their disabled child. The Texas couple says that this is the only way their developmentally challenged daughter can qualify for medical assistance and get the healthcare she needs. Grace, their daughter, was born with a rare genetic disorder called Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, and requires round-the-clock care. The couple is trying to get Medicaid to help with the rising medical costs, but Jack earns too much – $40,000 – to qualify. Grace applied for national aid, but they dont want it because they are ranked 60,000th. Today, this is why the couple is considering divorce. This would make Maria a single unemployed mother and qualify her for medical assistance. The couple says this may be the only way for the family to get the help they need to care for Brighton. “We shouldnt have to make sacrifices to get our child medical assistance,” Maria Gray said. Jack Gray, a retired Army veteran, said the family has private medical insurance, but they still spend about $15,000 a year. “Were drowning trying to keep up with her medical bills,” he said. “Weve done everything we can to keep her afloat, and were going to reach a point where we cant do it anymore. We wont have another choice. We dont know what to do.” The Grays got married nine years ago. Today, the couple says theyve heard of other families in similarly heartbreaking situations. “Were not looking for charity, were not looking for money or donations. We dont want a GoFundMe – we dont want any of that,” Maria said. “I need the country to step up and provide us with the benefits we need.” Grace said they are publicly trying to raise awareness of their plight and encourage others in similar situations to speak out. They say they will do whatever it takes to help their daughter. “Shes a pure and beautiful soul,” Maria said. “Were lucky to have that, and I wouldnt change that for anything.”