Thursday, November 20, 2008

Can you get state health care in Ohio for a child while you carry insurance for yourself




Can you get state health care in Ohio for a child while you carry insurance for yourself?
Hubby is laid off. I can afford health insurance for myself to cover my medications, but I cannot afford it for all of us and my child is a pretty healthy four-year old girl
Insurance - 2 Answers
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You can apply for it. If your household income is low enough, then she can get coverage - HOWEVER, she'll have to be uninsured for six months first, before she qualifies for welfare health insurance.
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Get as much resource as you can maybe is one option,however it could be quite time consuming,here http://www.HealthInsuranceFree.info is one resource i have had good experience.




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Sunday, November 16, 2008

Do you believe that having your first child can help health problems

Do you believe that having your first child can help health problems?
I have heard of people that were sick and had health problems but they were "cured" when they had a baby. The explanation: Their body was acting out b/c it was craving a baby. What have you heard?
Other - Pregnancy & Parenting - 7 Answers
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I've heard it all now.
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I have never heard anything to that effect but it sounds ridiculous to me. IMHO.
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Never heard that before. But it would be great for me!!
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Sounds like an urban myth to me. You need to be as healthy and as fit as you can be to have a healthy baby. Your whole body is involved in each and every pregnancy. If you want to have a healthy good pregnancy take care of any and all of your health issues before getting pregnant. You want your child to have the best start in life as possible.
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I have never heard that one. However after my son was born, I had a period of being "super-mom" where it seemed like I was impervious to illness. I could see how that might be interpreted as a magic cure if you had health problems prior to having a child. Also, the mind is a very powerful thing - if someone thinks they have been "cured" by having a child, they may well be.
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I think that if your health problems are the result of depression, or physical manifestations of depression they can be complicated by pregnancy. In some cases it could have a reverse affect. The baby could make depression go away because the affected person is no longer focusing on her self, but a baby.
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i suffered from depression before i had my son, i was always down and thought that life just plain sucked and if something bad was going to happen it was going to happen to me! i contemplated suicide more than once and was constantly under a black cloud! i was terrified I'd get post natal (partum) depression but i didn't i have never been happier things aren't that great in my life as far as finances etc go but i can still always manage to rise above anything for my son and nothing seems too terrible as long as he's OK and with me. i think that if you've been a selfish and self indulgent person like i believe i was before i had my son then having a child can certainly take the focus of yourself. where as before i may have lay in bed with a cold claiming i was "dying" i now carry on through just about anything as if i didn't who would feed and care for my wee sonny! i think ultimately it depends on the person for some people pregnancy and raising children is just too much where as others were meant for it and its those people who finally have everything fall into place




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Wednesday, November 12, 2008

How can I drop my 17 year old child from my employer's health insurance




How can I drop my 17 year old child from my employer's health insurance?
he's a 17 year old child. living on the other side of the country. in order to be eligible for medicaid, we need to drop him from our employers health insurance the medical facilities on the east coast do not accept our health insurance
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Of course. You can contact your benefits manager at work and tell them to take him off.
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Chances are you will have to wait until open enrollment time. But having health insurance does not automatically disqualify you from being eligible for medicaid.
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Contact your benefits center or human resources (or whoever is in charge through your employer for benefits) and speak to them. Typically can't until open enrollment, so wouldn't be effective until your next benefit period (common is 01/01, but some companies are contract years so can be any time)
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You can't, until open enrollment comes around. As he's a minor, your income will still count for medicaid eligi




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