MissMorrigan
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Lady Hibiscus, what with ropey tits, hot flushes and losing battles with gravity, no wonder most women (okay, me) become shop/choco holics! On a serious note, the average annum per year in the UK is approx. £16k, that's £1300 per month. What is that like compared to the US, and how on earth can one afford such high healthcare premiums, they sound crippling... designed so that if the condition doesn't getcha, high health costs will! It's time for a revolution! quote:
ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus Oh, Miss Morrigan, you sweet thing! I about snorted my virtual coffee at your earlier post!! I have paid for my own health insurance for years, being one of those lucky sickos who needs the Good Insurance.....I now pay about $600 a month for it. After I cough up a deductible of $1250, everything is covered. Since my meds (which cost over $400 a month, because I get a DISCOUNT thx!) go toward the deductible, ohhhh only a few of those hundred-dollar doctor visits are needed to put me over the limit by April. This new policy has mammograms totally covered! Which is vv exciting, since I used to have to budget for them, and it's something over $300, once you add all the bills up. My colleague, cancer survivor and psoriasis patient, has to pay out of pocket for her Enbril. Just don't ask how much ONE shot of that stuff costs.
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