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After death of 9-year-old son, caregiver mother finds herself alone and unemployed - San Bernardino County Sun

I can only imagine the dedication and sacrifice it must take to look after a family member who needs constant care,” Assemblyman Jay Obernolte, R-Hesperia, who represents Williams in Sacramento, wrote in an email. “The creation of the Advisory Committee proposed by AB 1930 is an excellent first step in studying the impacts that lack of access to employment-based support and protections has on these hard-working Californians.”But any legislative action for people like Williams won’t go into effect until January 2019 at the earliest, not soon enough to help Williams, who is also collecting signatures online to petition Gov. Jerry Brown to change the law.“I’m 45 years old, starting all over,” she said. “Where do I go from here? I don’t really know. And the hardest part is I have to do it without him.”But despite the pain and the uncertainty, Williams has no regrets over making that choice to fight for Caleb, almost 10 years ago.“I was just so honored to have been his mother.”...

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After death of 9-year-old son, caregiver mother finds herself alone and unemployed - San Bernardino County Sun

I can only imagine the dedication and sacrifice it must take to look after a family member who needs constant care,” Assemblyman Jay Obernolte, R-Hesperia, who represents Williams in Sacramento, wrote in an email. “The creation of the Advisory Committee proposed by AB 1930 is an excellent first step in studying the impacts that lack of access to employment-based support and protections has on these hard-working Californians.”But any legislative action for people like Williams won’t go into effect until January 2019 at the earliest, not soon enough to help Williams, who is also collecting signatures online to petition Gov. Jerry Brown to change the law.“I’m 45 years old, starting all over,” she said. “Where do I go from here? I don’t really know. And the hardest part is I have to do it without him.”But despite the pain and the uncertainty, Williams has no regrets over making that choice to fight for Caleb, almost 10 years ago.“I was just so honored to have been his mother.”...