This woman says, "I would prefer if this letter could please be read out in Parliament. My husband and I both have disabilities. My husband can't work, because of his back injury, and I have diabetes and PTSD. Now, the reason we bought a property was in order to support ourselves and our two adult sons who have a disability. We accept the minimum rent to cover the mortgage and miss out on charging market rent for both of my two older sons. One of my adult sons has schizophrenia, and the other has a head injury and dyspraxia. We are constantly busy working with mental health, WINZ, network personnel, and social workers, acting as their advocates. Everybody is very supportive, but my husband and I are nearly 60 years old, and we have put our retirement on hold so that we can ensure our sons live in safe, dry, and secure accommodation. These two properties are plain bedroom flats. They are warm and safe. We don't get paid to support our adult sons. They're 28 and 30. Nor do we expect any additional support on top of what we already receive. We are very grateful for what we do receive. But the Government is relentless to try and make our lives even more difficult. I've made two suicide attempts in the last 12 months and ended up in hospital. Everything is related. I see more people like me in my situation who are overlooked. I've asked Grant Robertson to make an exception for people like us in this policy, but it was fallen on deaf ears." 