4 Strategies to Reduce the Cost of Cancer Care

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one star please

seat of AK 10:16AM December 02, 2009

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soundtracks of AL 5:56AM July 17, 2009

Need for AFLAC?

Let me give you an example….

Let’s say that you or your spouse or kids were diagnosed with cancer. If it was you, obviously you are unable to work for a few months but if it was your spouse, needless to say you wouldn’t continue to go to work and pretend like nothing is wrong.

So it has now been 4 or 5 weeks since you have worked and you are just about out of money. You aren’t being paid by your company because you aren’t working and obviously your spouse isn’t working either.

You have 2 children though who despite things being tough financially, still want to eat. Can you believe those kids… always asking for more (joke). So you go to the grocery store, collect all your groceries and take them to the checkout line. The cashier rings you up and says “the total is $150”. So you reach into your wallet and you hand him your Blue Cross Blue Shield Card and say “here, just put it on this.”

Then you get home and get the mail. The bank has sent you the payment stub for your mortgage which they expect to be paid by the end of the month. No problem though, you pick up the phone, call the bank, and say “can you please send the mortgage bill to Blue Cross Blue Shield, my spouse was actually in an accident”.

Then the next day the mail comes and the same thing happens… only this time it’s the car payment. Same thing though… call the bank and say “you can just send this bill to Blue Cross Blue Shield”, my spouse is actually not doing too well right now.

Folks, I realize that this example is a little bit funny and very sarcastic, but it is imperative that you understand what AFLAC does.

AFLAC allows you to continue your current lifestyle and pay your bills whether you are working or not. The bills we have to pay are the reason that we go to work in the first place. If we had no bills, we probably wouldn’t work. However, those same bills must be paid whether you are working or not. That is what AFLAC does!

We don’t care about doctors or hospitals. All we care about is you and making sure that you have enough money to survive while you are unable to go to work. Making sure doctors and hospitals get paid is someone else’s problem.

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Stephen Hart of MD 5:16PM May 01, 2009

My son has been very ill for 4 or 5 years. It started with cyrocis of the liver then a disease called chagas. This disease destroys the organs and now he has developed T cell lympoma. We are retired and are in our late 70' and we have spent literally thousands of dollars on the other medical needs. He does not have medical insurance and it is hurting us very badly. Is there anyone out there that can help us or tell us who to contact for help? Many thanks. He has been told he has approximatly 5 months to live. Please help us.

Please excuse misspelled words.

Louise Harry of FL 9:17PM February 10, 2009