Grrr. Seriously. So did you know if you move out of state while pregnant, your maternity deductible starts over, even if you stay with the same insurance company? And if you drop the insurance (since they aren't paying for anything anyways, and everything you pay now doesn't count towards your deductible) to save yourself the cost of the premiums, then they'll refuse to take you back because you are pregnant? And that there's a 75% chance that whoever you try to talk to this about on the phone will have no clue how your insurance works and you'll have to explain it to him/her.
Let's all hope that Ben gets a job with good insurance, with a maternity deductible that's not $5000, and that they'll take me, which I think, legally, they have to. But I'm not sure, because it's hard to read legal rhetoric when you have a dragon movie playing in the background and a two year old that won't stop saying "Mommy!"
Speaking of which, whiny two-year-olds are very frustrating and make me want to pull my hair out. There are 24 crayons in the box, and two of them, you would think 12 each would be enough.
It must be nap time.
2 comments:
what a crummy thing to do to people who not only just moved but are also expecting a kid! Good luck getting things sorted out :S
Wow, that is ridiculus :( I'm sorry you have to go through that. Hopefully everything will work out! And congrats on your pregnancy! Take care
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