Posted on 06/09/2015 9:50:50 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Judy Naillon called her insurer several months ago to find out why she was being charged $35 every month for birth control pills. Her friends said they were getting their pills for free under the federal health law. Why wasn’t she getting the same deal?
“I’m just really frustrated,” says the Wichita, Kan., piano and violin teacher. When her husband took a new marketing job last fall, “I thought that surely all these insurers must now be covering these benefits.”
Naillon, 33, would have to continue to pay a share of the cost of her pills, and the plan wouldn’t pay if she wanted to switch to an intrauterine device either.
“Even though my doctor would like to do a physical and run labs, I can’t afford to have those services,” she says.
(Excerpt) Read more at khn.org ...
She could pay for a physical and some labs for the cost of 2 dinners out and a couple of pedicures
$35 a month less than 1/4 of what my kids’ meds cost
Look, a brunette Marie Harf!
More news from the ObamaCare hacks at Kaiser Health News.
Keeping her knees together doesn’t cost a dime for anyone.
Punish those who defy O. Grandfather your plan, then suffer.
Sweetheart, I don't want to pay for your freakin' birth control pills. If your violin teaching job doesn't pay enough for you to buy them, then its time for you to find a better paying job.
Well, maybe she should get her husband’s tubes tied or hers tied. Why the hell should I have to pay for their entertainment????
Its not like a medical condition!!!!!
But where’s the fun in that? that’s their attitude.
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