Pattie - DO tell me about
Posted By: ER MT on 2006-07-15
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your floating home! Is this floating as on a river? It sounds wonderful! What's it like and how do you get power? 
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Pattie is 100% on this, because my
daughter covered as long as in school, college after high school but then once leaving there - on her own as far as insurance, Cobra covers for awhile but expensive going that route. Regardless of his living with you does not matter, considered adult and your insurance will not cover.
I agree with Pattie--sm
You can earn as much as you want to earn, but you have to find what is right for you. Instead of sitting there whining about how unfair a company is to you, get off your behind and find your own accounts. then you have no one to whine to, except yourself. Not all doctors are going for the EMR and like Pattie says, even if they do, you can still do it from home. Just have to work smart and use your head. although some people just like to whine and are never happy with any given situation. Remember, happiness comes from within. Instead of looking for the negative all the time, find something positive. It is always there, you just have to see it. JMO
Well, Pattie, think about this. All that family medical history you happily handed over? (sm)
When that information listing family medical history ends up in numerous computer databases, you've effectively hampered your child's future ability to obtain medical insurance, life insurance, and who knows what. Although they may not know anything about the identities of parents and grandparents, they sure do know what medical predisposition insurance companies may think are just too risky to sell a policy. Think about that.
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