Dzemila Heco and her two sons fled the ethnic violence in Bosnia in 1995, in pursuit of a better life in America. That dream was wiped out in the crash. Besides giving his mom round-the-clock care, Kenan Heco, 22, is struggling to attend college and work to pay the mounting daily living expenses and the many thousands of dollars in medical bills not covered under Medicaid. For example, Dzemila Heco needs to change her catheter five times a day, but Medicaid only covers the expenses for six per month.It's so tough, says Kenan. I just want to be able to make our lives easier. Even if Chrysler were to give us $100 billion, it would not bring back the life we had before. They don't build safe cars and I would not recommend Chrysler to any one.