(a) Funds shall be disbursed by the trustee upon the presentation of a statement for valid reimbursable medical expenses incurred by the named individual for the treatment of the catastrophic illness and for the payment of reasonable solicitation costs and expenses, when appropriate, incurred by the organizer, promoter or solicitor. (b) "Valid reimbursable medical expenses" are those deductible medical expenses described in the Internal Revenue Code (U.S.C. title 26). Acts 1989, ch. 386, §3; 2007 , ch. 430, § 5. (a) Funds shall be disbursed by the trustee upon the presentation of a statement for valid reimbursable medical expenses incurred by the named individual for the treatment of the catastrophic illness and for the payment of reasonable solicitation costs and expenses, when appropriate, incurred by the organizer, promoter or solicitor. (b) "Valid reimbursable medical expenses" are those deductible medical expenses described in the Internal Revenue Code (U.S.C. title 26). Acts 1989, ch. 386, §3; 2007 , ch. 430, § 5. (a) Funds shall be disbursed by the trustee upon the presentation of a statement for valid reimbursable medical expenses incurred by the named individual for the treatment of the catastrophic illness and for the payment of reasonable solicitation costs and expenses, when appropriate, incurred by the organizer, promoter or solicitor. (b) "Valid reimbursable medical expenses" are those deductible medical expenses described in the Internal Revenue Code (U.S.C. title 26). Acts 1989, ch. 386, §3; 2007 , ch. 430, § 5. (a) Funds shall be disbursed by the trustee upon the presentation of a statement for valid reimbursable medical expenses incurred by the named individual for the treatment of the catastrophic illness and for the payment of reasonable solicitation costs and expenses, when appropriate, incurred by the organizer, promoter or solicitor. (b) "Valid reimbursable medical expenses" are those deductible medical expenses described in the Internal Revenue Code (U.S.C. title 26). Acts 1989, ch. 386, §3; 2007 , ch. 430, § 5.
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