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In reply to the discussion: Well...my insurance premium is going up by $176.19 a month (and a Thank You) [View all]ScreamingMeemie
(68,918 posts)69. The pre-existing thing was huge. And I was misinformed at first, thinking there would
be no ceiling on what they could charge. The fact that previous health doesn't figure in at all is amazing.
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Well...my insurance premium is going up by $176.19 a month (and a Thank You) [View all]
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
OP
A single line from your post here that blows shit all over the GOP's objections:
calimary
Oct 2013
#113
The pre-existing thing was huge. And I was misinformed at first, thinking there would
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#69
I was the 100th rec - just 1 of lots of reasons we worked so hard to get a Dem in office!!
SaveAmerica
Oct 2013
#34
I'm in the same boat. I didn't have insurance - now I will be able to afford a
kestrel91316
Oct 2013
#42
I got priced out of the market over 6 years ago and have gone without medical care, working my ass
kestrel91316
Oct 2013
#76
And remember, when you have insurance most providers provide the service and then
kestrel91316
Oct 2013
#86
That's what I am hoping as well. I will work like heck to see Wendy in office here in Texas.
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#80
Here's to you getting to do what you want to do, instead of what you have to do.
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#83
The "more important part" for me is taking care of my son. I'm sorry, but I qualified for subsidies.
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#84
Of course it is more important that you are covered and your family now has coverage...
Liberal_Stalwart71
Oct 2013
#99
happy to read this and happy for you and your son. I know what a relief it is. The security of
Tuesday Afternoon
Oct 2013
#62
Heheh...I'll bet you disappointed a few people who eagerly clicked on your link!!!
MADem
Oct 2013
#68
I got the best temporary policy I could for him and crossed my fingers.
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#123
I went on healthcare.gov with a not really political (just enough to talk bad about Obama)
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#124
Us, too. We will be able to afford insurance for the first time in five years.
renie408
Oct 2013
#115
Your experience demonstrates why 'pukes hate Obama-care (ACA) with a malicious hatred
indepat
Oct 2013
#135
I am a transplant. Born in WI, spent the majority of my adult life in MI,
ScreamingMeemie
Oct 2013
#138