Re:How a Medical Catastrophe Can Bankrupt a Life
by c1yd3i on Friday February 02, 2018 @02:10PM
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Born and raised in the US. I don't think it's a crazy place to live.
I live off of a relatively small amount, less than 30k per year. I pay my insurance bills and I pay my taxes. Average rent for a studio where I am is ~$900/mo, and I live in a major east coast city.
I get my teeth cleaned every 6 months at the dentist. I have yearly physicals. I was in a car accident and had to go to the ER. That was covered by my auto insurance as well as health insurance.
I never have thought about bankruptcy as an outcome of breaking my leg... how on earth would that happen with insurance?
I live off of a relatively small amount, less than 30k per year. I pay my insurance bills and I pay my taxes. Average rent for a studio where I am is ~$900/mo, and I live in a major east coast city.
I get my teeth cleaned every 6 months at the dentist. I have yearly physicals. I was in a car accident and had to go to the ER. That was covered by my auto insurance as well as health insurance.
I never have thought about bankruptcy as an outcome of breaking my leg... how on earth would that happen with insurance?