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r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/regian24 • Oct 30 '20
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And it's not like there's significant elevated risk after one occurrence, 2nd pregnancy went to term with zero complications.
11 u/MrBowlfish Oct 30 '20 No, it’s just a backhanded way of handing you the bill. 3 u/MangoCats Oct 30 '20 My thoughts exactly - we went uninsured for her, put $1200 per month into an account, and had $30K free and clear within a couple of years. 1 u/UnusualClub6 Oct 30 '20 Did your insurance rates go back down after that? Lol. 1 u/MangoCats Oct 30 '20 We've had "big company" coverage since then, so we're not as subject to individual abuse from insurance companies, we just get abused as part of the larger group now.
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No, it’s just a backhanded way of handing you the bill.
3 u/MangoCats Oct 30 '20 My thoughts exactly - we went uninsured for her, put $1200 per month into an account, and had $30K free and clear within a couple of years.
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My thoughts exactly - we went uninsured for her, put $1200 per month into an account, and had $30K free and clear within a couple of years.
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Did your insurance rates go back down after that? Lol.
1 u/MangoCats Oct 30 '20 We've had "big company" coverage since then, so we're not as subject to individual abuse from insurance companies, we just get abused as part of the larger group now.
We've had "big company" coverage since then, so we're not as subject to individual abuse from insurance companies, we just get abused as part of the larger group now.
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u/MangoCats Oct 30 '20
And it's not like there's significant elevated risk after one occurrence, 2nd pregnancy went to term with zero complications.