Yes, it will suck for the people who are getting all the subsidies and free health care, but for those working it will be a Godsend. I come off Tricare until age 60 in March. That leaves me with civilian employer insurance. The only thing I can afford is a plan with $236 premiums as a Health Savings Account, High Deductible coverage. It has a $5000 deductible. There is no separate deductible for prescriptions. Sure, the employer gives us 1000 each six months in the HSA, but given we have to pay 100 percent of the cost of our prescriptions, my $1000 will be gone by the end of February. I take Xarelto at $377 per month, my youngest child takes VyVanse, and my middle child takes multiple asthma meds. That leaves me paying my premium and assorted meds at about 800 per month until I get the $1000 that attempts to get me from July 2017 to December 2017. There's no way I can afford it. I'm riding out Tricare until my retirement date on 4 March. After that, I can buy my kids meds, but not my own. All this is a result of Obamacare and having to pay for those who cannot pay. That's BS. Their inability to pay means at 53, I will have to buy scripts every other month for myself and hope another DVT or PE doesn't occur. The bilateral PE in 2013 almost killed me. This is just ONE example of why Obamacare needs to be repealed. It's a huge burden on the middle class who works 40 hours a week and most likely has another job just to make ends meet all the while others do nothing and get everything for free.
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