So much about this rings true, especially this segment. In essence I said I had no insurance and would pay cash. Most, but not all of my bill was instantly discounted by 60%.
I’m at about $38,500 now including follow-up, by minus drugs. I still have to work out how to pay that.
Formerly an Executive Director of Systems Engineering and a Senior Distinguished Engineer at Dell. Prior to that, an IBM Distinguished Engineer working for the Systems Group in NY and Austin. I'm currently "retired until further notice".
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you don’t have any money from your time at IBM? or Dell?
I don’t. I have a zero earned income since I don’t work. I have investments and assets and get by. I’ll post another entry on this soon. The actual impact on my heart/athletic performance is more interesting and exploring what I can do. Thanks for the comment
you don’t have any money from your time at IBM? or Dell?
Who has “money” sitting around anymore?
I don’t. I have a zero earned income since I don’t work. I have investments and assets and get by. I’ll post another entry on this soon. The actual impact on my heart/athletic performance is more interesting and exploring what I can do. Thanks for the comment