Review: This book is worth its weight in gold!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 12, 2013
Study this well and save yourself a bundle. This book will clarify for you what is an emergency, what is urgent, and what is normal wear and tear. If you miscalculate, you pay buckoo bucks and it can cost you your life. I never got sick much and rarely used my insurance because going to the doctor cost so much up and over the insurance.Then I got sick at 50 with an incurable disease. I've learned so much from trial and error in the past two years that this book spells out. I fainted (anemia) and cracked my head open and needed 12 staples to close me up. I didn't know I should have asked ER doc if he was covered by my insurance plan? Fortunately, I was advised I could fight his excess fee afterwards. I fell a second time, wasn't bleeding much, and went to the urgent care in the morning. I saved thousands.Now, I get a monthly port flush/blood draw from an urgent care center for a fraction of the fee at an oncologist's office. A premier doctor in my town who was President of some doctor's association told me, "No one will flush you without giving you chemo. It's too much risk for too little profit." I'm telling you, this book is worth its weight in gold. This doctor is an expert and knows the ins and outs we are never told ahead of time. Pay attention.