Nicely droll, e.g. "Just once I want them to hear something interesting since I always feel like I’m letting them down."
There's another non-insurance called Medishare. I hear their ads on Bill Handel's "Marginal Legal Advice" radio show, replayed midday Sunday here in Bozeman. Sounds like a reasonable "Christian-cost-sharing" system, but I gather its "premiums" aren't tax-deductible. Also their commercials' announcer is super annoying ... sounds to me like Michael Medved.
For someone like Emily, there's probably also still health insurance that covers big-ticket events, which is really all health insurance should be. Most "health insurance" today is equivalent to having auto insurance that would even cover oil changes and new wiper blades.
Nicely droll, e.g. "Just once I want them to hear something interesting since I always feel like I’m letting them down."
There's another non-insurance called Medishare. I hear their ads on Bill Handel's "Marginal Legal Advice" radio show, replayed midday Sunday here in Bozeman. Sounds like a reasonable "Christian-cost-sharing" system, but I gather its "premiums" aren't tax-deductible. Also their commercials' announcer is super annoying ... sounds to me like Michael Medved.
For someone like Emily, there's probably also still health insurance that covers big-ticket events, which is really all health insurance should be. Most "health insurance" today is equivalent to having auto insurance that would even cover oil changes and new wiper blades.