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Someone else in another thread said one of the rules of the bill requires "fifty year old women to be covered in the event of a pregnancy". I am stunned that anyone would believe that is a bad thing; My wife is 49, we fuck a few times a week; I wish she would get pregnant. My wife not being covered in the event she gets pregnant is utterly stupid. I also wonder what other items this "rule" includes, as in "women problems". I'm discovering that a lot of women get a hysterectomy, and I am wondering if that is covered under this "rule". Not covering for Cancer, the leading cause of death, is suicide plain and simple. Hospitalization is another thing. You can drop at any time and be rushed to the hospital and the bill will put you in debt leading into bankruptcy. Sorry, I don't give a crap what the President said. Some of these plans aren't really plans at all. |
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My wife and I married late and she is five years older than me, which is why we only had one kid. That might just be my biggest regret - not having more kids. |
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besides, your point has been proven moot. regardless of how many there are, op came here to point out his view that every single one of them is retarded because of a sound quip by a senator. i'm sure you get that. |
I get to keep my plan, u mad
you are gonna be even madder when I voluntarily give it up to join obamacare (well once the website works lololol) just to spite you, not to save money or get better healthcare |
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That choice was taken away based on a lie by the President. He also promised people they could keep their family doctors. But as we all know, when you change plans, you almost always have to change doctors |
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-18563_162-57609224/
Remember this is CBS, big Obama supporter "I was completely happy with the insurance I had before," Willes said. So she was surprised when she tried to renew her policy. What did she find out? "That my insurance was going to be completely different, and they were going to be replaced with 10 new plans that were going to fall under the regulations of the Affordable Care Act," she said. Her insurer, Kaiser Permanente, is terminating policies for 160,000 people in California and presenting them with new plans that comply with the healthcare law. "Before I had a plan that I had a $1,500 deductible," she said. "I paid $199 dollars a month. The most similar plan that I would have available to me would be $278 a month. My deductible would be $6,500 dollars, and all of my care after that point would only be covered 70 percent." |
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