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Old 09-19-2007, 12:14 PM   #2503
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You are right with that. We didn't have any pre-existing conditions, but, we had two boys. We have used our insurance for different things and just felt we needed to keep up the coverage that we had. Emergency room visits, all medications, testing, etc.

Well, also, we thought he'd be right back at the same position way more quickly than four months.....and when he did get back to work it was a different insurance. Now, they don't cover our oldest {they will in March, they say...} and cover half of the costs. Which is over $1,000.

That is why I wonder about the costs of what they are going to supposedly offer. Will our costs be the same anyways? And, if we are unemployed, will we still be stuck at that rate {red tape and all}.

Right now my daughter has no insurance and I am trying to find a local doctor for her for basic checkups.
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