Guest guest Posted August 29, 2001 Report Share Posted August 29, 2001 Lee I am 43 and had surgery 6 months ago. I also did not have insurance to cover this. I was so desperate to have the surgery I actually sought out companies until I found the one that offered BC/BS PPO, and went to work for them. I had the surgery as soon as I could after it went into effect. It is not an option for everyone but maybe for a few who are looking for other means. Also I know that one can purchase insurance independently, I am now back to being self employed, and looking into the various options. I am wondering (just a thought) if you could drop your insurnance at work, buy into a self employed insurance group that covers the surgery? It might take 6 months to qualify but it would allow some to have the surgery who could not afford self pay! One of the biggest funds I have found is Michigan Self Employed and Small Business Owners Insurance. It is a huge group of people who buy into policies the same way large companies do. One cannot be " tossed out " because of to many medical expenses.All you would need to do is to open a small home based business like selling Avon. For anyone in Michigan I have a number for this insurance group. Hope this helps. Best Wishes Renae >From: surfdog1156@... >Reply-To: duodenalswitch >To: duodenalswitch >Subject: Re: chicken >Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 16:56:26 EDT > >WOW!!!!!!!! >All of these stories have been FANTASIC!!! All of you who have stepped >forward with your ages and how you went ahead and did this anyway is >marvelous! I am 45 now and dont even have insurance that will cover this >and >may never, yet I keep to this group in hopes that someday I will, if ever, >have this for myself. >I lose hope every now and then becasue I am not getting any younger. I have >been here for quite sometime now and seen a lot of people switched. But I >never knew the ages of the lucky people who were successful in having been >approaved. > >I applaud you and stand watching as the next voyager ignores all doubt and >makes the leap into a new and much deserved normal healthy life. > >Sincerely, >Lee H. >................................... ><< Carole, > Hi! Im 57 and never entertained the idea of not having the surgery. I > wanted to live longer which is why I had it to begin with. Our chances >at > longevity increase once its done! Im looking forward to living to 100 or > more..........wooooooohooooooo!! > > Judie > >> > >---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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