Folks,
Rough news, today, my health insurance company threatened to cut off my health insurance unless I came up with $1,345 for past payments by August 1st.
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As a PTSD survivor from my experiences covering the drug war in Brasil and countless workplace death, this means that I will no longer be able to see my psychiatrist weekly. These weekly therapy sessions have helped me a great deal, but now I will be unable to afford them.
Many in our country are in a similar situation, requiring urgent healthcare but unable to afford it. Some may be able to get help at an online dispensary markham, where they can find the medication that they might need for their treatment. Some studies tend to offer results in favor of using medications or other products like cannabinoids, as an effective solution for treating PTSD. It is believed that the ingredients of a cannabis plant tend to calm the nerves by eliminating traumatic memories from the brain and can give instant relief to the person with symptoms of PTSD. Therefore, for short-term relief from the major symptoms of PTSD, alternative treatments like those here may be helpful.
However, before committing to the cannabis healing therapy, it would be a good idea to consult a medical marijuana doctor. Every person’s body is different, and so are the effects of cannabis. And individuals may not know which products might best suit their body and medical condition, which is why it might be prudent for them to schedule an appointment with a medical marijuana doctor (which can be done by checking out the likes of https://compcaremd.com/johnstown/) and get a fair understanding of the subject matter. However, those who are not keen on joining the cannabis bandwagon can consider enrolling in a mental health program funded by the government.
Anyway, coming back to the topic, apparently, insurance too is expensive and unaffordable for most, especially for those who are self-employed like me. Also, should you be unable to work further, you could claim the insurance to keep your finances afloat. But, claiming for it can be a little hectic. Alternatively, you can enlist the help of experts, who would be able to assist you. To learn more, you can also perform an online search or ask your immediate contacts if they know anyone whom they can recommend.
Summer months with editors going on vacation are simply brutal for freelancers and a major investigation into a sexual assault that I pitched fell through under legal threats so now I’m broke.
It’s truly terrible that veteran labor reporters have to beg on the internet to pay their health insurance, but that’s the state of the modern journalist economy. (Nobody, but our readers really care about us as journalists).
So I need your help once again to pay the $1,345 that I “owe” the health insurance company.
As always. I appreciate your help as readers.
Since being fired at Politico during the union drive 4 years ago and taking them on legally, no one will hire me for anything but freelance work because they are scared I will sue. Fortunately, my readers slowly, but surely have allowed me to remain in journalism through their generous contributions. While one contributions are great, recurring donations are even better because they create a sustainable base of paying readers.
I ask once again your help in paying this health insurance. Donate today.
Love & Solidarity,
Melk
