Oh Jesus, Daniel.
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Daniel, I am so sorry that you have to deal with this. I wish you could just concentrate on getting well.
With any luck, I will hit my $4,500 individual out of pocket limit soon. ...before it resets in January...
oh and now a group wants to repeal sick day policies because they don't serve corporate interests.
Good grief, Daniel. I'm sorry.
To me, one of the scariest things about this divorce is that I will have no health insurance. Ellie and frisco will be covered until age 26, but this baby and I have nothing. I have a lot of guilt over bringing one child into the world with no coverage when his siblings have it so good.
I'm hoping to get something to cover us both. I won't know my options until the divorce is final and I worry about that unknown a lot. I'm having this baby at home because for me, even a few hours in the hospital is too much interference. But I am also praying that his birth is as uncomplicated as the other two because a decision to transfer to a hospital would be very pricy.
That's atrocious, Gris.
oh and now a group wants to repeal sick day policies because they don't serve corporate interests.
That's pretty atrocious too. Not surprising however.
Ugh Stephanie, how nerve-wracking.
Hubby and I are always amused by how early in the year we max out the family co-pay portion of the insurance. Thankfully my "oh, god, is this a heart attack?" scare came after we maxed it out with a couple of MRIs for Hubby.
And God bless Medicare, because it covers what the company health insurance doesn't. Fighting for that disability ruling was the best thing we ever did.
Sometimes I hate this country so much.
Not often, but it fucking makes my stomach turn that people like Stephanie and Daniel and Meg even have to think about these things.