One of her side jobs is as an in-home caregiver for an eight-year-old and 2 mastiffs. It's a trade. She gives the family support, they give her room and board. She has a data-entry gig that she can do from the house, and a very part-time job at a local library, who would love to employ her, but has a hiring freeze on. She also has a line on illustrating coloring books, but that's not bigtime enough to guarantee an income. It's a good resume-builder, though.
And there's the boyfriend in England, but he's still taking his exams.
We're going to the insurance agent who has been with us forever to see how much catastrophic illness coverage would cost. Our son has done that, now that he's back in school but too old to be a dependent. Injury, unless it's catastrophic, isn't covered. Neither is regular medical care. So: Hodgkins, OK. Broken bone, not OK.
Lucky she's healthy. And has no assets except for her computer, which she needs for work.
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- Even with 60 Senators health care not a slam dunk
- Interesting that the Nays all have public health care
- "slowly phase out private industry"
- So do the "pros."
- In 6 days, my daughter will have no health insurance at all.
- Just let private enterprise handle it.
- My son passed a kidney stone...
- What state does she live in? (n/t)
- And by the way...
- In 6 days, my daughter will have no health insurance at all.
- re: slam dunk
- One more proof of the need for a TOTAL ban on all campaign contributions. (n/t)
- Then who pays for elections?
- Nobody. Elections will have strict limits of $10,000 for Congress & $100,000 for President paid out of CANDIDATE's own pocket.
- Then who pays for elections?
- Interesting that the Nays all have public health care