I actually sat down yesterday and read all 108 pages of my medical benefits guide. Every word. I don’t think I’
ve ever done that before. It makes for enlightening reading.
What I found most interesting was contained in the pages that addressed all of the things that are not covered by my medical plan. There were a few that made sense to me, including missed medical appointment charges, injuries sustained while in the military and housekeeping services. (Have you ever tried sending your housekeeper’s bill to your medical insurance company? If so, let me know how that went. I am looking for someone to underwrite maid service around here.)
Then there were a few things which are not covered under my plan which cause me great concern:
Morbid obesity. Perhaps I need to think twice about that late-night snack quart of ice cream.
Dyslexia. Are there
medicatoins for
tihs conditoin, or
dotcors who treat ti?
Attempted Suicide. So should I fail to kill myself, then all the hospital bills come directly to me, further depressing me. Which could lead to another attempt.
Suicide.
Aren’t we a little late for medical care at this point? I think funeral expenses become more likely than medical ones.
Injuries sustained during the commission of a felony. A reason to stay on the straight and narrow, I suppose. If I get shot by a cop while trying to rip off a 7-11 I suppose I deserve to pay for my own medical treatment.
Insanity. No kidding. It actually said, "insanity." Correct me if I am wrong, but are the insane that concerned with medical benefits anyway? I don’t think the Joker was too worried about who was going to be paying his doctor bills.