Enki_Amenra
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That's just barely more than a gallon of gas.They also have a new donation level that’s even less expensive:
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That's just barely more than a gallon of gas.They also have a new donation level that’s even less expensive:
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She is out of surgery. It went really well. She is on pain medication now, but she’s awake, breathing, and moving well. Thank you all for praying and thinking of us. Love you guys.View attachment 455990
Maybe he should get an adjustment, since he's a transfer? Mayne not. . . 15 wins in almost 2 years is reasonable.To me the biggest stat you gotta have as a QB at UT to cement yourself here as top 10 or better is Wins & Losses.
Peyton Manning: 39-6
Casey Clausen: 34-10
Andy Kelly: 24-5-2
Tee Martin: 22-3
Josh Dobbs: 23-12
Heath Shuler: 19-5
Hendon Hooker: 6-5
I don't know how many he'll win this season, but if he wants to really be talked about as a UT great he needs to finish his career with 15 or more wins I think.
every bit does help, but you're not broke Parlay PeytonEven if you're broke like me, they have a level that still allows you to help.
$5/mo is something most fans can do and I'm a sure every bit helps.
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Aw man, I hate to hear this. My own are starting to mount a good bit. Hitting our deductible early this year. Truly hope things get better for you soon.I wish, I'm so broke, it's not funny. Medical bills have literally taken everything. About to find out more tomorrow. Ive not had a break in so long, I'm expecting the worst.
Maybe he should get an adjustment, since he's a transfer? Mayne not. . . 15 wins in almost 2 years is reasonable.
Honestly, if someone on this forum isn’t a contributor at this point then they’re either a troll pretending to be a Vols fan, or they poors.
Because if you live and breath this team like we all claim to, and aren’t compelled to donate $25 a month especially after the early returns we’ve seen, then something doesn’t add up.
There are services that you can use to get those bills cut down. I know that you know how to Google, I just have anecdotal experience with family of coming to some sort of arrangement or negotiation to not have to pay nearly the full amount. Maybe you've already done that. Medical bills can pile up so damn fast.I wish, I'm so broke, it's not funny. Medical bills have literally taken everything. About to find out more tomorrow. Ive not had a break in so long, I'm expecting the worst.
Legitimate question that probably exposes my privilege, but doesn't insurance have an annual maximum? Or are there insurances that don't?There are services that you can use to get those bills cut down. I know that you know how to Google, I just have anecdotal experience with family of coming to some sort of arrangement or negotiation to not have to pay nearly the full amount. Maybe you've already done that. Medical bills can pile up so damn fast.
I can't speak to someone else's experience but sometimes you find out the hard way that practices aren't in network, procedures are covered differently, or the billing dept for these practices/orgs just flat out botch their jobs and bury you.Legitimate question that probably exposes my privilege, but doesn't insurance have an annual maximum? Or are there insurances that don't?
I was billed by 6 different physician groups and the hospital separately on top of that. Crazy.I can't speak to someone else's experience but sometimes you find out the hard way that practices aren't in network, procedures are covered differently, or the billing dept for these practices/orgs just flat out botch their jobs and bury you.
Also, ive always heard but havent ever tried, but apparently if you ask for an itemized bill of everything your bill will be much lower. Theyll take off some of the extra stuff they put on there and wont charge $75 for a band aid.Yea you gotta keep a close eye on the hospitals billing. I was in the ER and was transported to the hospital overnight. Received one CT scan and spent 36 hours in the hospital. The hospital “forgot” to notify my insurance for them to “pre-approve” my overnight stay and then the insurance denied the claim and they billed me for $14,000. Thankfully I fought them and the insurance worked it out with the hospital and I never heard anymore about it, but it sucks fighting them over that and not everyone wins those battles.