<prompt> Human: My fiancee is a 1099 worker but due to her own medical issues, along with the pregnancy, she dies not work that much. She had 2 early miscarriages already and I dont want her to push herself to earn enough to make the EITC. Weve been trying for 6 or 7 years to have a babybefore I was so broken or her broken at all and I cant in good faith allow her to work her nor,al position. It is my understanding that my Social Security will increase about 50 or so, which is more than the EITC but I am worried that the child will tlose access to medicaid since Medicare doesnt cover children ats far as I know. I currently make about 1370 before taxes on my SDI before my insurance premiums and I believe I will get about 800 or 900 more per month. I am allowed to make about 115th a month in supplemental income so after AGI I make enough right now to technically qualify for the EETC.I do worry that the child will lose uits medicais coverage. I live in a Red State that didnt take any money from the Obamacare subsidy and would not be able to afford the childs insurance since most of my income goes to my own medical bills and rentutilities.Even if I claim The child for SSDI, do I also get to claim it for EITC? Or would it have to be me claiming it and the fiancee not. Or her claiming it and getting the EITC hopefully so the shild can get medicaid as well.I am trying to budget and its hard not knowing what the very let monthly earnings will be. When we started trying I thought I could claim it on SSDI but didnt think about Medicaid for ome idiotic reaon. Any and all help will be appreciated!Thanks in advance for you time.I know the work too week and there is no way the best case scenario is gonna play out in this but im really hoping its not the worst. I didnt ask to be born this way and Ive done my best to live a life I can be proud of given my limitations. Can you guys help me plan and teach me the rule so I can be able to teach my future kid anything he puts his hearts desire to?  <response>: Why? Im the product of a disabled parent and Im glad she gave me the chance. But, my mother never tried to work the system. Dont get me wrong, the pride of parenthood knows no bounds or so they say but what it feels like is you want to have a child for more subsidies. Claiming a dependant is pretty straight forward. You and your wife Im guessing by that time will file joint taxes and add the new bundle of joy as an exemption and receive the tax credit. However, if you cant work and she cant work or you make under the poverty level, you will become eligible for state funded child healthcare ie-PeachCare in GA, MedicareMedicaid where applicable, low-income housing, EBT aka food stamps and a plethora of other benefits. Hell, why not have two or three? 