e that she has ever had, even when she was working full-time outside of the home. She says further that she received "public aid" for many years, but now that she is employed part-time, she does not receive financial assistance, but still retains food stamps and her Medicaid coverage. The housing subsidy significantly augments her income and makes it possible for her to remain in an apartment that she considers to be adequate in size for her family of four, but in extremely poor condition.
A.P. said that while her children receive regular checkups through the University of Pennsylvania clinics, she tends to see a physician only in the hospit
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