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Old 09-06-2017, 05:17 PM #11
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I am so thankful to have good health insurance through work....but she is right, it is horrendous here. Many of my clients have bills that are over $100K and no way (ever) to pay for them. It's a sad reality for the "least of them" and also for the working middle class.

I am also thankful I am Canadian and can hop over the border if needed

Hoping you aren't planning on driving that ol' VW. Thinkin' you will only end up in Maryland at best. Likely still in Va.
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