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MadMardigan

MadMardigan

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I’ve shared about my wife’s health issues in the past. Over 1 million in cost, not exaggerating. My end of the debt is 14,000ish.

Hoping to get that bill to 0 in the next couple of months. Been struggling a lot lately, after my forced job change, it was around a 20k cut in pay, been getting OT again, and getting back on track. But damn that debt hurt.
 
MadMardigan said:
I’ve shared about my wife’s health issues in the past. Over 1 million in cost, not exaggerating. My end of the debt is 14,000ish.

Hoping to get that bill to 0 in the next couple of months. Been struggling a lot lately, after my forced job change, it was around a 20k cut in pay, been getting OT again, and getting back on track. But damn that debt hurt.
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Almost there! You can do it.
 
MadMardigan said:
I’ve shared about my wife’s health issues in the past. Over 1 million in cost, not exaggerating. My end of the debt is 14,000ish.

Hoping to get that bill to 0 in the next couple of months. Been struggling a lot lately, after my forced job change, it was around a 20k cut in pay, been getting OT again, and getting back on track. But damn that debt hurt.
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Understood. Micah (my grandson) has cut my savings for retirement in half. I am back in the workforce for precisely that reason.
 
Back when the bills was coming in, they didn’t put the right codes on a bill, I got sent a bill for 28,000, got that one fixed.

It’s a trap for me to stay with my job due to insurance. My out of pocket expenses keep going up every year. 1 of her medications is 16,000 a unit, that is every 6 weeks.

1st surgery total was around 450,000, 2nd was around the same, then the medication costs.
 
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I sincerely hope your wife is getting better Mad. We'll keep y'all in our thoughts and prayers.
 
BlackGun said:
Insurance has made people slaves to bad jobs.
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It’s not so much a bad job, but rather, it eats away my life. I pulled a 12 hour shift today, and I get home, I’m completely wiped out.

I loved my outside job and working with my hands. 12 more years, and I can retire at 50 with full benefits and pension. That’s really my goal right now, then at 50, I will figure out my own way.
 
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