CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

Throatviolence

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

hello

Im a 24 year old male with cystic fibrosis. Im married and I have 2 dogs and a cat. Im pretty happy. I just recently moved to atlanta from philadelphia.

I have been an executive chef for prolly about 5 years now and I have been cooking in restaraunts for almost 10. Up until I moved to atlanta about 3 months ago to be with my wife, I was on medicaid and working as an executive chef of a restaraunt and getting paid under the table (cash) so I could keep my medicaid. Medicaid wont allow you to make more then 200$ a month on the books in order to stayed covered, its an awful oppresive system that I have struggled with since I was 19 andmy dad up and canceled me on his insurance. It was awful, Medicaid and the government seem to just want you to starve and die of poverty in order so they can help you "live."

Im tired of struggling with them, they have just recently canceled me again, they will cancel you for all sorts of reasons that are unfair and dont make any sense.


Since moving to atlanta, there are really no under the table jobs in the restaraunt bussines that pay any decent amount of money, I was making almost 4000/mo in philly and I dont really wanna go back to making 8 an hour because someone has to pay me cash. I have gotten many job offers making really great money here just none under the table, i have not taken any of them because im tryign to get medicaid again.

Well now it has come to the time, me and my wife have no money, we are making life decisions at the gas station about whether we should eat or get gas, its awful. I cant handle it anymore.

I am not disabled, I am actually very healthy, im very skinny but im very healthy, at least I think. I have only been hospitalized twice in my life, I rarely ever goto the doctorif even once a year. I just need to find a way to be able to afford my enzymes, because they are so expensive! im running low on my surplus of creon and i have been out of any kind of antibiotics for months now. Im getting desperate and I have to take a real job above the table which will definitely screw any chances of getting medicaid now. I have litterally been working 50-70 hrs a week for the last 3 years.

The worst thing is having a talent and not being able to make real money off it because you need to find a way to buy medicine. ive worked too god damn hard in my life for everything I have to go back to making 8-10 an hour cooking an crappy restaraunt with no rep. I have never had an easy day, everyday has been a struggle. I have made alot with my life career wise.

If anyone can pointme in the right direction as to where I can start trying to get insurance to afford our expensive medicines, would be so much appreciated.

Im at the end of my rope and I am so stressed out, what is the point of getting medicine and staying alive with medicaid when you cant even make enough money to enjoy your life and provide sufficiently for your family?

To me, there isnt, I woud rather live as long as I can without medicine, insurace, and doctors and make good money to provide a good life for the ones I love so much then not be able to have the funds to even go basic grocery shopping.

My wife and I wanted to goto the water park all summer so bad, and we never even could because it was 30$ and we couldnt afford it. Im miserable, I am also extremely careless about my own self at this point.

Help me find a way to get insurance, if anyone has any knowledge and information that I dont.
 

Throatviolence

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

hello

Im a 24 year old male with cystic fibrosis. Im married and I have 2 dogs and a cat. Im pretty happy. I just recently moved to atlanta from philadelphia.

I have been an executive chef for prolly about 5 years now and I have been cooking in restaraunts for almost 10. Up until I moved to atlanta about 3 months ago to be with my wife, I was on medicaid and working as an executive chef of a restaraunt and getting paid under the table (cash) so I could keep my medicaid. Medicaid wont allow you to make more then 200$ a month on the books in order to stayed covered, its an awful oppresive system that I have struggled with since I was 19 andmy dad up and canceled me on his insurance. It was awful, Medicaid and the government seem to just want you to starve and die of poverty in order so they can help you "live."

Im tired of struggling with them, they have just recently canceled me again, they will cancel you for all sorts of reasons that are unfair and dont make any sense.


Since moving to atlanta, there are really no under the table jobs in the restaraunt bussines that pay any decent amount of money, I was making almost 4000/mo in philly and I dont really wanna go back to making 8 an hour because someone has to pay me cash. I have gotten many job offers making really great money here just none under the table, i have not taken any of them because im tryign to get medicaid again.

Well now it has come to the time, me and my wife have no money, we are making life decisions at the gas station about whether we should eat or get gas, its awful. I cant handle it anymore.

I am not disabled, I am actually very healthy, im very skinny but im very healthy, at least I think. I have only been hospitalized twice in my life, I rarely ever goto the doctorif even once a year. I just need to find a way to be able to afford my enzymes, because they are so expensive! im running low on my surplus of creon and i have been out of any kind of antibiotics for months now. Im getting desperate and I have to take a real job above the table which will definitely screw any chances of getting medicaid now. I have litterally been working 50-70 hrs a week for the last 3 years.

The worst thing is having a talent and not being able to make real money off it because you need to find a way to buy medicine. ive worked too god damn hard in my life for everything I have to go back to making 8-10 an hour cooking an crappy restaraunt with no rep. I have never had an easy day, everyday has been a struggle. I have made alot with my life career wise.

If anyone can pointme in the right direction as to where I can start trying to get insurance to afford our expensive medicines, would be so much appreciated.

Im at the end of my rope and I am so stressed out, what is the point of getting medicine and staying alive with medicaid when you cant even make enough money to enjoy your life and provide sufficiently for your family?

To me, there isnt, I woud rather live as long as I can without medicine, insurace, and doctors and make good money to provide a good life for the ones I love so much then not be able to have the funds to even go basic grocery shopping.

My wife and I wanted to goto the water park all summer so bad, and we never even could because it was 30$ and we couldnt afford it. Im miserable, I am also extremely careless about my own self at this point.

Help me find a way to get insurance, if anyone has any knowledge and information that I dont.
 

Throatviolence

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

hello

Im a 24 year old male with cystic fibrosis. Im married and I have 2 dogs and a cat. Im pretty happy. I just recently moved to atlanta from philadelphia.

I have been an executive chef for prolly about 5 years now and I have been cooking in restaraunts for almost 10. Up until I moved to atlanta about 3 months ago to be with my wife, I was on medicaid and working as an executive chef of a restaraunt and getting paid under the table (cash) so I could keep my medicaid. Medicaid wont allow you to make more then 200$ a month on the books in order to stayed covered, its an awful oppresive system that I have struggled with since I was 19 andmy dad up and canceled me on his insurance. It was awful, Medicaid and the government seem to just want you to starve and die of poverty in order so they can help you "live."

Im tired of struggling with them, they have just recently canceled me again, they will cancel you for all sorts of reasons that are unfair and dont make any sense.


Since moving to atlanta, there are really no under the table jobs in the restaraunt bussines that pay any decent amount of money, I was making almost 4000/mo in philly and I dont really wanna go back to making 8 an hour because someone has to pay me cash. I have gotten many job offers making really great money here just none under the table, i have not taken any of them because im tryign to get medicaid again.

Well now it has come to the time, me and my wife have no money, we are making life decisions at the gas station about whether we should eat or get gas, its awful. I cant handle it anymore.

I am not disabled, I am actually very healthy, im very skinny but im very healthy, at least I think. I have only been hospitalized twice in my life, I rarely ever goto the doctorif even once a year. I just need to find a way to be able to afford my enzymes, because they are so expensive! im running low on my surplus of creon and i have been out of any kind of antibiotics for months now. Im getting desperate and I have to take a real job above the table which will definitely screw any chances of getting medicaid now. I have litterally been working 50-70 hrs a week for the last 3 years.

The worst thing is having a talent and not being able to make real money off it because you need to find a way to buy medicine. ive worked too god damn hard in my life for everything I have to go back to making 8-10 an hour cooking an crappy restaraunt with no rep. I have never had an easy day, everyday has been a struggle. I have made alot with my life career wise.

If anyone can pointme in the right direction as to where I can start trying to get insurance to afford our expensive medicines, would be so much appreciated.

Im at the end of my rope and I am so stressed out, what is the point of getting medicine and staying alive with medicaid when you cant even make enough money to enjoy your life and provide sufficiently for your family?

To me, there isnt, I woud rather live as long as I can without medicine, insurace, and doctors and make good money to provide a good life for the ones I love so much then not be able to have the funds to even go basic grocery shopping.

My wife and I wanted to goto the water park all summer so bad, and we never even could because it was 30$ and we couldnt afford it. Im miserable, I am also extremely careless about my own self at this point.

Help me find a way to get insurance, if anyone has any knowledge and information that I dont.
 

Throatviolence

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

hello

Im a 24 year old male with cystic fibrosis. Im married and I have 2 dogs and a cat. Im pretty happy. I just recently moved to atlanta from philadelphia.

I have been an executive chef for prolly about 5 years now and I have been cooking in restaraunts for almost 10. Up until I moved to atlanta about 3 months ago to be with my wife, I was on medicaid and working as an executive chef of a restaraunt and getting paid under the table (cash) so I could keep my medicaid. Medicaid wont allow you to make more then 200$ a month on the books in order to stayed covered, its an awful oppresive system that I have struggled with since I was 19 andmy dad up and canceled me on his insurance. It was awful, Medicaid and the government seem to just want you to starve and die of poverty in order so they can help you "live."

Im tired of struggling with them, they have just recently canceled me again, they will cancel you for all sorts of reasons that are unfair and dont make any sense.


Since moving to atlanta, there are really no under the table jobs in the restaraunt bussines that pay any decent amount of money, I was making almost 4000/mo in philly and I dont really wanna go back to making 8 an hour because someone has to pay me cash. I have gotten many job offers making really great money here just none under the table, i have not taken any of them because im tryign to get medicaid again.

Well now it has come to the time, me and my wife have no money, we are making life decisions at the gas station about whether we should eat or get gas, its awful. I cant handle it anymore.

I am not disabled, I am actually very healthy, im very skinny but im very healthy, at least I think. I have only been hospitalized twice in my life, I rarely ever goto the doctorif even once a year. I just need to find a way to be able to afford my enzymes, because they are so expensive! im running low on my surplus of creon and i have been out of any kind of antibiotics for months now. Im getting desperate and I have to take a real job above the table which will definitely screw any chances of getting medicaid now. I have litterally been working 50-70 hrs a week for the last 3 years.

The worst thing is having a talent and not being able to make real money off it because you need to find a way to buy medicine. ive worked too god damn hard in my life for everything I have to go back to making 8-10 an hour cooking an crappy restaraunt with no rep. I have never had an easy day, everyday has been a struggle. I have made alot with my life career wise.

If anyone can pointme in the right direction as to where I can start trying to get insurance to afford our expensive medicines, would be so much appreciated.

Im at the end of my rope and I am so stressed out, what is the point of getting medicine and staying alive with medicaid when you cant even make enough money to enjoy your life and provide sufficiently for your family?

To me, there isnt, I woud rather live as long as I can without medicine, insurace, and doctors and make good money to provide a good life for the ones I love so much then not be able to have the funds to even go basic grocery shopping.

My wife and I wanted to goto the water park all summer so bad, and we never even could because it was 30$ and we couldnt afford it. Im miserable, I am also extremely careless about my own self at this point.

Help me find a way to get insurance, if anyone has any knowledge and information that I dont.
 

Throatviolence

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

hello

Im a 24 year old male with cystic fibrosis. Im married and I have 2 dogs and a cat. Im pretty happy. I just recently moved to atlanta from philadelphia.

I have been an executive chef for prolly about 5 years now and I have been cooking in restaraunts for almost 10. Up until I moved to atlanta about 3 months ago to be with my wife, I was on medicaid and working as an executive chef of a restaraunt and getting paid under the table (cash) so I could keep my medicaid. Medicaid wont allow you to make more then 200$ a month on the books in order to stayed covered, its an awful oppresive system that I have struggled with since I was 19 andmy dad up and canceled me on his insurance. It was awful, Medicaid and the government seem to just want you to starve and die of poverty in order so they can help you "live."

Im tired of struggling with them, they have just recently canceled me again, they will cancel you for all sorts of reasons that are unfair and dont make any sense.


Since moving to atlanta, there are really no under the table jobs in the restaraunt bussines that pay any decent amount of money, I was making almost 4000/mo in philly and I dont really wanna go back to making 8 an hour because someone has to pay me cash. I have gotten many job offers making really great money here just none under the table, i have not taken any of them because im tryign to get medicaid again.

Well now it has come to the time, me and my wife have no money, we are making life decisions at the gas station about whether we should eat or get gas, its awful. I cant handle it anymore.

I am not disabled, I am actually very healthy, im very skinny but im very healthy, at least I think. I have only been hospitalized twice in my life, I rarely ever goto the doctorif even once a year. I just need to find a way to be able to afford my enzymes, because they are so expensive! im running low on my surplus of creon and i have been out of any kind of antibiotics for months now. Im getting desperate and I have to take a real job above the table which will definitely screw any chances of getting medicaid now. I have litterally been working 50-70 hrs a week for the last 3 years.

The worst thing is having a talent and not being able to make real money off it because you need to find a way to buy medicine. ive worked too god damn hard in my life for everything I have to go back to making 8-10 an hour cooking an crappy restaraunt with no rep. I have never had an easy day, everyday has been a struggle. I have made alot with my life career wise.

If anyone can pointme in the right direction as to where I can start trying to get insurance to afford our expensive medicines, would be so much appreciated.

Im at the end of my rope and I am so stressed out, what is the point of getting medicine and staying alive with medicaid when you cant even make enough money to enjoy your life and provide sufficiently for your family?

To me, there isnt, I woud rather live as long as I can without medicine, insurace, and doctors and make good money to provide a good life for the ones I love so much then not be able to have the funds to even go basic grocery shopping.

My wife and I wanted to goto the water park all summer so bad, and we never even could because it was 30$ and we couldnt afford it. Im miserable, I am also extremely careless about my own self at this point.

Help me find a way to get insurance, if anyone has any knowledge and information that I dont.
 

lightNlife

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

All this CF stuff is very expensive, that's for sure. You may need to consider changing jobs to get the benefits you really need to be able to manage CF. You're taking a HUGE risk my not seeing a doctor regularly. I know that it's a vicious cycle of not being able to pay for the doctor visits and therefore wanting to avoid having to go.

You seem to have a mental block about the term "disabled." As a tax payer, and one who works very hard based on what you've described in your post, you are ENTITLED to receive assistance. That's why you pay into social security out of each pay check. It's there for you to use. I had a hard time accepting that at first too. I didn't want to think of myself as "one of them."

A lot of companies that make the drugs we need offer some sort of assistance. SourceCF for example, has some incentives so that when you order other products from them, you receive the ABDEKS multivitamins free. If you visit different drug companies' websites, you can probably find rebate offers, coupons, etc.

One of the biggest things that makes our meds so expensive is that CF is an "orphan" disease. It's so rare that drug companies don't have much incentive to make cost-effective meds for us since there aren't enough of us who buy their products to make it financially gainful for them.

You're walking a tough road, and for that I'm sorry. Please consider looking into using your chef skills at an establishment that offers group benefits. If that's not possible, you should get started on the process for receiving public assistance.

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has a legal hotline you can call, 24hrs a day. They are excellent at answering questions about how to go about getting insurance, what sorts of rights you have as a genetically handicapped employee. The phone number is (800) 622-0385.
 

lightNlife

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

All this CF stuff is very expensive, that's for sure. You may need to consider changing jobs to get the benefits you really need to be able to manage CF. You're taking a HUGE risk my not seeing a doctor regularly. I know that it's a vicious cycle of not being able to pay for the doctor visits and therefore wanting to avoid having to go.

You seem to have a mental block about the term "disabled." As a tax payer, and one who works very hard based on what you've described in your post, you are ENTITLED to receive assistance. That's why you pay into social security out of each pay check. It's there for you to use. I had a hard time accepting that at first too. I didn't want to think of myself as "one of them."

A lot of companies that make the drugs we need offer some sort of assistance. SourceCF for example, has some incentives so that when you order other products from them, you receive the ABDEKS multivitamins free. If you visit different drug companies' websites, you can probably find rebate offers, coupons, etc.

One of the biggest things that makes our meds so expensive is that CF is an "orphan" disease. It's so rare that drug companies don't have much incentive to make cost-effective meds for us since there aren't enough of us who buy their products to make it financially gainful for them.

You're walking a tough road, and for that I'm sorry. Please consider looking into using your chef skills at an establishment that offers group benefits. If that's not possible, you should get started on the process for receiving public assistance.

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has a legal hotline you can call, 24hrs a day. They are excellent at answering questions about how to go about getting insurance, what sorts of rights you have as a genetically handicapped employee. The phone number is (800) 622-0385.
 

lightNlife

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

All this CF stuff is very expensive, that's for sure. You may need to consider changing jobs to get the benefits you really need to be able to manage CF. You're taking a HUGE risk my not seeing a doctor regularly. I know that it's a vicious cycle of not being able to pay for the doctor visits and therefore wanting to avoid having to go.

You seem to have a mental block about the term "disabled." As a tax payer, and one who works very hard based on what you've described in your post, you are ENTITLED to receive assistance. That's why you pay into social security out of each pay check. It's there for you to use. I had a hard time accepting that at first too. I didn't want to think of myself as "one of them."

A lot of companies that make the drugs we need offer some sort of assistance. SourceCF for example, has some incentives so that when you order other products from them, you receive the ABDEKS multivitamins free. If you visit different drug companies' websites, you can probably find rebate offers, coupons, etc.

One of the biggest things that makes our meds so expensive is that CF is an "orphan" disease. It's so rare that drug companies don't have much incentive to make cost-effective meds for us since there aren't enough of us who buy their products to make it financially gainful for them.

You're walking a tough road, and for that I'm sorry. Please consider looking into using your chef skills at an establishment that offers group benefits. If that's not possible, you should get started on the process for receiving public assistance.

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has a legal hotline you can call, 24hrs a day. They are excellent at answering questions about how to go about getting insurance, what sorts of rights you have as a genetically handicapped employee. The phone number is (800) 622-0385.
 

lightNlife

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

All this CF stuff is very expensive, that's for sure. You may need to consider changing jobs to get the benefits you really need to be able to manage CF. You're taking a HUGE risk my not seeing a doctor regularly. I know that it's a vicious cycle of not being able to pay for the doctor visits and therefore wanting to avoid having to go.

You seem to have a mental block about the term "disabled." As a tax payer, and one who works very hard based on what you've described in your post, you are ENTITLED to receive assistance. That's why you pay into social security out of each pay check. It's there for you to use. I had a hard time accepting that at first too. I didn't want to think of myself as "one of them."

A lot of companies that make the drugs we need offer some sort of assistance. SourceCF for example, has some incentives so that when you order other products from them, you receive the ABDEKS multivitamins free. If you visit different drug companies' websites, you can probably find rebate offers, coupons, etc.

One of the biggest things that makes our meds so expensive is that CF is an "orphan" disease. It's so rare that drug companies don't have much incentive to make cost-effective meds for us since there aren't enough of us who buy their products to make it financially gainful for them.

You're walking a tough road, and for that I'm sorry. Please consider looking into using your chef skills at an establishment that offers group benefits. If that's not possible, you should get started on the process for receiving public assistance.

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has a legal hotline you can call, 24hrs a day. They are excellent at answering questions about how to go about getting insurance, what sorts of rights you have as a genetically handicapped employee. The phone number is (800) 622-0385.
 

lightNlife

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

All this CF stuff is very expensive, that's for sure. You may need to consider changing jobs to get the benefits you really need to be able to manage CF. You're taking a HUGE risk my not seeing a doctor regularly. I know that it's a vicious cycle of not being able to pay for the doctor visits and therefore wanting to avoid having to go.

You seem to have a mental block about the term "disabled." As a tax payer, and one who works very hard based on what you've described in your post, you are ENTITLED to receive assistance. That's why you pay into social security out of each pay check. It's there for you to use. I had a hard time accepting that at first too. I didn't want to think of myself as "one of them."

A lot of companies that make the drugs we need offer some sort of assistance. SourceCF for example, has some incentives so that when you order other products from them, you receive the ABDEKS multivitamins free. If you visit different drug companies' websites, you can probably find rebate offers, coupons, etc.

One of the biggest things that makes our meds so expensive is that CF is an "orphan" disease. It's so rare that drug companies don't have much incentive to make cost-effective meds for us since there aren't enough of us who buy their products to make it financially gainful for them.

You're walking a tough road, and for that I'm sorry. Please consider looking into using your chef skills at an establishment that offers group benefits. If that's not possible, you should get started on the process for receiving public assistance.

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation has a legal hotline you can call, 24hrs a day. They are excellent at answering questions about how to go about getting insurance, what sorts of rights you have as a genetically handicapped employee. The phone number is (800) 622-0385.
 

blindhearted

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I dont have much advice to offer you. If you can work full time or enough hours to qualify for benefits at an establishment / company, then I would look into that...specially since you say you are pretty healthy. If they have group insurance, you should able to get coverage. I'm not sure if there is a waiting period or not, you would have to ask about that. You should also find out if CF is excluded or not. Some insurance companies wont cover CF at all. If your wife has a job and has insurance through her employer, she should be able to add you to her insurance without a problem. If none of those are options for you, then you will need to look back into disability or public assistance. With something like CF, since it is such an expensive disease to live with, the probability of you going out and purchasing your own insurance privately is little to none. CF is seen as a liability as far as insurance companies are concern, reguardless of how healthy you are right now. Good luck.
 

blindhearted

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I dont have much advice to offer you. If you can work full time or enough hours to qualify for benefits at an establishment / company, then I would look into that...specially since you say you are pretty healthy. If they have group insurance, you should able to get coverage. I'm not sure if there is a waiting period or not, you would have to ask about that. You should also find out if CF is excluded or not. Some insurance companies wont cover CF at all. If your wife has a job and has insurance through her employer, she should be able to add you to her insurance without a problem. If none of those are options for you, then you will need to look back into disability or public assistance. With something like CF, since it is such an expensive disease to live with, the probability of you going out and purchasing your own insurance privately is little to none. CF is seen as a liability as far as insurance companies are concern, reguardless of how healthy you are right now. Good luck.
 

blindhearted

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I dont have much advice to offer you. If you can work full time or enough hours to qualify for benefits at an establishment / company, then I would look into that...specially since you say you are pretty healthy. If they have group insurance, you should able to get coverage. I'm not sure if there is a waiting period or not, you would have to ask about that. You should also find out if CF is excluded or not. Some insurance companies wont cover CF at all. If your wife has a job and has insurance through her employer, she should be able to add you to her insurance without a problem. If none of those are options for you, then you will need to look back into disability or public assistance. With something like CF, since it is such an expensive disease to live with, the probability of you going out and purchasing your own insurance privately is little to none. CF is seen as a liability as far as insurance companies are concern, reguardless of how healthy you are right now. Good luck.
 

blindhearted

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I dont have much advice to offer you. If you can work full time or enough hours to qualify for benefits at an establishment / company, then I would look into that...specially since you say you are pretty healthy. If they have group insurance, you should able to get coverage. I'm not sure if there is a waiting period or not, you would have to ask about that. You should also find out if CF is excluded or not. Some insurance companies wont cover CF at all. If your wife has a job and has insurance through her employer, she should be able to add you to her insurance without a problem. If none of those are options for you, then you will need to look back into disability or public assistance. With something like CF, since it is such an expensive disease to live with, the probability of you going out and purchasing your own insurance privately is little to none. CF is seen as a liability as far as insurance companies are concern, reguardless of how healthy you are right now. Good luck.
 

blindhearted

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I dont have much advice to offer you. If you can work full time or enough hours to qualify for benefits at an establishment / company, then I would look into that...specially since you say you are pretty healthy. If they have group insurance, you should able to get coverage. I'm not sure if there is a waiting period or not, you would have to ask about that. You should also find out if CF is excluded or not. Some insurance companies wont cover CF at all. If your wife has a job and has insurance through her employer, she should be able to add you to her insurance without a problem. If none of those are options for you, then you will need to look back into disability or public assistance. With something like CF, since it is such an expensive disease to live with, the probability of you going out and purchasing your own insurance privately is little to none. CF is seen as a liability as far as insurance companies are concern, reguardless of how healthy you are right now. Good luck.
 

Futant3

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I don't know much about how the restaurant industry works but the way I've worked things out is working for major corporations. They have so much pull with insurance companies that it gets rid of the "pre-existing" issue that prevents private insurance from being an option, also covers a big portion of the montly premium. One thing I would consider doing is searching for restaurants that you want to work for and then see if any of them are owned by major corporations. Think in terms of conglomerates, you get the type of job you want and benefit from their corporate power.
 

Futant3

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I don't know much about how the restaurant industry works but the way I've worked things out is working for major corporations. They have so much pull with insurance companies that it gets rid of the "pre-existing" issue that prevents private insurance from being an option, also covers a big portion of the montly premium. One thing I would consider doing is searching for restaurants that you want to work for and then see if any of them are owned by major corporations. Think in terms of conglomerates, you get the type of job you want and benefit from their corporate power.
 

Futant3

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I don't know much about how the restaurant industry works but the way I've worked things out is working for major corporations. They have so much pull with insurance companies that it gets rid of the "pre-existing" issue that prevents private insurance from being an option, also covers a big portion of the montly premium. One thing I would consider doing is searching for restaurants that you want to work for and then see if any of them are owned by major corporations. Think in terms of conglomerates, you get the type of job you want and benefit from their corporate power.
 

Futant3

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I don't know much about how the restaurant industry works but the way I've worked things out is working for major corporations. They have so much pull with insurance companies that it gets rid of the "pre-existing" issue that prevents private insurance from being an option, also covers a big portion of the montly premium. One thing I would consider doing is searching for restaurants that you want to work for and then see if any of them are owned by major corporations. Think in terms of conglomerates, you get the type of job you want and benefit from their corporate power.
 

Futant3

New member
CF and getting health insurance! Please help me! its a long story and im at the end of my rope

I don't know much about how the restaurant industry works but the way I've worked things out is working for major corporations. They have so much pull with insurance companies that it gets rid of the "pre-existing" issue that prevents private insurance from being an option, also covers a big portion of the montly premium. One thing I would consider doing is searching for restaurants that you want to work for and then see if any of them are owned by major corporations. Think in terms of conglomerates, you get the type of job you want and benefit from their corporate power.
 
Top