I'd rather not say which exact states, but she was non-pregnant and not considered disabled by the state or the federal government despite applying for it, having the statements of her doctors, and having had a kidney transplant, chronic pain that prevented sitting and standing, blood clots, and lupus. So in the eyes of the state, despite having no income, she was not eligible for medicaid. They did tell her that if her kidney started to fail again then they _might_ consider her disabled, but she shouldn't expect another transplant because you typically only get one.

She was recently determined medically disabled by the federal government and now just needs to get through the financial eligibility steps.