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Old 12-31-2008, 10:46 AM #19
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I looked at the bill from the last one I had in Jan., 2008, and it was nearly $4000 also. I no longer have the GOOD insurance I had then since going on Medicare. Under 65, cannot afford supplemental insurance to cover what the new insurance doesn't. It all just seems too much at times.

I no longer have "good" insurance either. At least not after today.....my insurance coverage with BCBS ends today. I'll have to wait until September of 2010 before Medicare takes over. What's the reason for the waiting period? Anybody know? Hope I'm okay until then!
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