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   simpsonfan2 said, 8 months ago

   After that, they cancel us.
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   Pharmakeus Ubik said, 8 months ago

   The bad news is she’s preggers.
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   AshburnStadium said, 8 months ago

   @simpsonfan2

   Not under “Obamacare.” Under that law (which I don’t think goes far enough), an insurance company can’t drop someone for a pre-existing condition nor for going over a certain limit.
   What I can’t understand is that anyone can oppose such a greatly-needed reform.
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   J. Short said, 8 months ago

   …and there are still two inflated tires.
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   Charles Smith said, 8 months ago

   @AshburnStadium

   Try looking at the price tag.
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   renewed1 said, 8 months ago

   @AshburnStadium

   2600 pages of reform that none of those who voted for it actually read.
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   cbrsarah said, 8 months ago

   @AshburnStadium
   If they were covered long before the condition, it wouldn’t be pre-existing. The company I worked for would cover a pre-existing condition a year after coverage started, or if the person acquired the condition while covered by a different company, we would cover it immediately as long as there wasn’t a lapse during the change over.
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   hippogriff said, 8 months ago

   renewed1: And there was a much better system already written – just change two words and it’s ready to go – change province to state and Canada to United States.
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   Night-Gaunt49 said, 8 months ago

   @AshburnStadium

   That is only if it is medical, this may be something else altogether.
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