http://www.myhealthcareiskillingme.com/2008/12/uninsured/ A new book showing you how to navigate the healthcare system from change:healthcare. Wed, 07 Apr 2010 02:48:07 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://www.myhealthcareiskillingme.com/2008/12/uninsured/comment-page-1/#comment-106 Jamison Woolworth Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:40:09 +0000 http://www2.myhealthcareiskillingme.com/?p=231#comment-106 Well, your article is really a notable topic to Obama and his big job. Although I do not concur with some minor points in general I´m fully on your way. I´m looking forward to see his coming stories about health questions. Just saying thanks for your Good work and writing is an important thing nowadays. Go ahead. Well, your article is really a notable topic to Obama and his big job. Although I do not concur with some minor points in general I´m fully on your way. I´m looking forward to see his coming stories about health questions. Just saying thanks for your Good work and writing is an important thing nowadays. Go ahead.

]]> http://www.myhealthcareiskillingme.com/2008/12/uninsured/comment-page-1/#comment-91 itasara Wed, 12 Aug 2009 03:02:16 +0000 http://www2.myhealthcareiskillingme.com/?p=231#comment-91 I have two daughters in limbo. My eldest is going back to grad school. She is 28. She had a job and health insurance but lost both. She is fairly healthy but needs some medications. So for the time being we signed her up with Cinergy. I don't know if it was the greatest move, but it was better than nothing until something else comes up. My other daughter was on our insurance til the end of July. She is 26. We had no choice but to sign her up for a cobra policy because she has a "precondition" requiring expensive medication. Neither daughter can afford the policies, so we will be covering the payments for now. That will cut into our expenses, of course, and for that reason it would be nice to see some kind of public policy as long as it can reasonable cover our children who are in that limbo situation as the previous writer indicated. But many don't have the option of parents being able to help. It will be difficult when my husband cuts down on work and/or retires. Then we'll have to worry about our own health insurance we we have pre conditions as well. So I do hope President Obama gets rid of precondition clauses because they are just not fair and the medication can be prohibitive. I have two daughters in limbo. My eldest is going back to grad school. She is 28. She had a job and health insurance but lost both. She is fairly healthy but needs some medications. So for the time being we signed her up with Cinergy. I don’t know if it was the greatest move, but it was better than nothing until something else comes up. My other daughter was on our insurance til the end of July. She is 26. We had no choice but to sign her up for a cobra policy because she has a “precondition” requiring expensive medication. Neither daughter can afford the policies, so we will be covering the payments for now. That will cut into our expenses, of course, and for that reason it would be nice to see some kind of public policy as long as it can reasonable cover our children who are in that limbo situation as the previous writer indicated. But many don’t have the option of parents being able to help. It will be difficult when my husband cuts down on work and/or retires. Then we’ll have to worry about our own health insurance we we have pre conditions as well. So I do hope President Obama gets rid of precondition clauses because they are just not fair and the medication can be prohibitive.

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