<prompt> Human: So, my father is disabled 62, working part time, late stage rheumatoid arthritis for which he gets injections of enbrel which allegedly costs 6k a month.I am a full time student currently, 24, and my mother claims that if I choose to pursue my career in December after I graduate, that they will lose insurance and it will be MY fault my father dies, and she therefore expects I will choose to spend three years working part time minimum wage in order to remain legally dependent.This all SOUNDS wrong to me but I have no way to prove it. If it is CORRECT then how can I somehow fix it so I dont have to ruin my own life to take care of them, does life insurance cover suicide? No right?Assistant: If your parents are on medicaid and their income is only low enough that that they are eligible if they have a HH size of 3, then its possible. If Ohio didnt expand medicaid I have no idea if they did, then your parents could fall in the medicaid ACA gap then they wont be eligible for subsidies. If Ohio did expand medicaid, then they should get a high subsidy if they do lose medicaid.Enbrel is expensive. Not sure how much, but 6kmonth wouldnt surprise me.Your parents could only claim you if you lived with them and made less than 4kyear. Your parents need to figure out a plan, not force you to sacrifice your career and financial health. Why isnt your mom working?Human: I dont know why, shes a lazy piece of garbage I assume...Looks like I dont get a choice in the matterAssistant: I think the obvious solution is move out..Human: And then be blamed for my fathers death? Also thanks for down voting me, feels fucking great  <response>: Your mother is guilt tripping you based on her ignorance about ACA or for other reasons of her own. 