Oct 12, 2021
2:34:34pm
2:34:34pm
death. My wife was diagnosed with breast cancer last year just before COVID
hit in March. Luckily none of her treatment was delayed and she's doing fine now. I think it cost us about $100 in copays for surgery, chemo and radiation. I'm sure it would have been unbelievably expensive if we didn't have insurance, and I'm confident we would have been blown off through the covid shutdowns with the cancer growing inside of her if we were trying to find treatment on our own. (we might not have even detected it, it was a routine mammogram that caught it)
BTW, when the world is shut down and you can't go to church is a great time to be bald.
BTW, when the world is shut down and you can't go to church is a great time to be bald.
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Yeah, like when the price of a "regular" surgery went from $1,200 to $10k within a year of the ACA. Graft is everywhere.
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