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$72.80 Project
by Noah Daube-Valois
Massachusetts seniors need our help.In the second costliest state in the U.S., nursing and rest homes residents are forced to survive on $72.80 a month. That’s often not enough to afford toiletries, clothing, and over-the-counter medications — never-mind birthday gifts for grandchildren. That’s why seniors receive $200 in Alaska, $163 in Nevada, $160 in Florida, and so forth.This is the story of our elderly neighbors who live on $72.80 in one of the richest states, in the richest country in the world.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Massachusetts seniors need our help.In the second costliest state in the U.S., nursing and rest homes residents are forced to survive on $72.80 a month. That’s often not enough to afford toiletries, clothing, and over-the-counter medications — never-mind birthday gifts for grandchildren. That’s why seniors receive $200 in Alaska, $163 in Nevada, $160 in Florida, and so forth.This is the story of our elderly neighbors who live on $72.80 in one of the richest states, in the richest country in the world.
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Noah Daube-Valois
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