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Old 10-24-2011, 12:39 PM #11
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Thanks suev

Actually I have good news.... I don't have to worry about adding prescription coverage to my Medicare or getting a supplemental policy right now. My husband's severance package lasts for the next 8 months so we are still able to keep his Insurance Coverage at the "active employee premium rate" until his Severance Payment Period is over in June 2012.

Whew! Now I have more time to figure out what I'm going to do when that time comes. Until then, I'll keep thanking God as I recieve my fully covered very expensive IVIG's in the comfort of my home while wearing my cute little pink fuzzy slippers.

Thanking everyone who responded and /or even thought of me during my little freak out phase
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