Pregnant

[Abc123]

LMAO! I thought the same thing when I saw it, and then I was like....oh yeah, stupid....Short Term Disability. STD. Duh. I feel brilliant.

I thought the idea was to NOT catch an STD.










:smirk:

 

[thurley42]

I just had an image of a 9-month-old squeezing out, gasping for air, saying, "IKENBREEV!!" " "AIR!"
Made myself laugh.....:shrug:

I HAZ OXYGENZZZZZZZZ

 

[flyingdog]

You could always go to the carenet pregnancy center on 235. I don't know what the rules are for using their services, but might be worth checking out.

 

[tygrace]

Most policies do not cover pregnancy for the first 18 months. So if she signs up and goes to the dr's office a few weeks later, they do a sonogram.. then the insurance company will have an estimate of when she conceived... which at this point is before she got married and secured coverage under her new husbands policy.

I thought the same thing, until I found out I was pregnant 2 weeks before getting married. They didn't ask any questions, and I never had any problems with coverage. I don't remember the insurance company, but it was one of the well known companies.

 

[_FOX.FORD_]

Should have looked for "options" sooner.

I WOULD HAVE IF IT WERE PLANNED, IM NOT SOME LAZY P*O*S WHO HAS TO TAKE TAX PAYERS MONEY FOR EVERYTHING.

 

[kom526]

I WOULD HAVE IF IT WERE PLANNED, IM NOT SOME LAZY P*O*S WHO HAS TO TAKE TAX PAYERS MONEY FOR EVERYTHING.

 

[libertytyranny]

Oh my.