“I’m DYING of laughter at the comments on my new video about my damn toe.although they’re rude they’re somewhat funny”
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“I’m DYING of laughter at the comments on my new video about my damn toe.although they’re rude they’re somewhat funny”
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I don’t doubt she needs the money. I’d be shocked if she didn’t with or without coverage from her husband. She’s clearly lower income to start with and lives in an area where she’d have to seek treatment in other cities. The travel expense for her alone would add up and you can’t have someone who’s just had chemo drive themselves home. It generally doesn’t work that way.I’m going to go against the popular opinion and say she might actually need the money. If she’s on Medicare, not Medicaid, there are actually a lot of costs you have to cover. If she is on ssdi, which I believe she would qualify for, she would have Medicare. If she is on ssi, she would have Medicaid. This could vary by state, but I doubt it.
First, Medicare isn’t free. You pay for it, even if you are on social security disability. Usually around $150/month, maybe more or less depending on which plans you have, and it comes out of your ssdi payment.
Then there are copays, and whatever Medicare doesn’t cover. I have never handled anything cancer related like chemo so I can’t say for sure how much is covered but I would be very surprised if it was totally covered.
Many places will let you make monthly payments of maybe $25 but usually more like $50, or give a 20% discount on the total bill.
If she has insurance through her husband (?) thenWe all know how insurance is in the US. She probably needs the money.
I’m going to go against the popular opinion and say she might actually need the money. If she’s on Medicare, not Medicaid, there are actually a lot of costs you have to cover. If she is on ssdi, which I believe she would qualify for, she would have Medicare. If she is on ssi, she would have Medicaid. This could vary by state, but I doubt it.
First, Medicare isn’t free. You pay for it, even if you are on social security disability. Usually around $150/month, maybe more or less depending on which plans you have, and it comes out of your ssdi payment.
Then there are copays, and whatever Medicare doesn’t cover. I have never handled anything cancer related like chemo so I can’t say for sure how much is covered but I would be very surprised if it was totally covered.
Many places will let you make monthly payments of maybe $25 but usually more like $50, or give a 20% discount on the total bill.
If she has insurance through her husband (?) thenWe all know how insurance is in the US. She probably needs the money.
Yeah, you are right. I’m not familiar with supplemental plans, but I should be. She could be getting Medicare extra help, but that is (I think, mobile so I can’t check) only for one plan. The prescription drug coverage maybe?Medicare would be a really bad scenario, unless she had supplemental, which would be significantly higher than 150, and if she didn't, it would be about 140 a month for part B and a 20% co-insurance on everything (the chemo might be covered under part D with the federal helping hand, and that sets a max of about $15 per prescription/infusion, the radiation wouldn't). It sounds like the original surgery was scheduled to be outpatient, so I'm not sure what part A would cover from that.
If she's on Medicare, 5k (well, less after GFM gets their cut) wouldn't really do much to help.
If she has no income, her husband could be making 2-3k a month, and she'd still qualify for medicaid in Kentucky.
The GFM being in her husband's name indicates to me that she's receiving need-based assistance, be it through charity, state cancer assistance or medicaid, and she doesn't want to increase assets in her name.
I’m not going to go on about it because this isn’t the place.
Yeah, you are right. I’m not familiar with supplemental plans, but I should be. She could be getting Medicare extra help, but that is (I think, mobile so I can’t check) only for one plan. The prescription drug coverage maybe?
I’m not going to fault her for hiding assets to malk Medicare for as much as she can. Often it costs as much as marketplace plans and is just fucking terrible, and there’s a penalty if you try to leave for better coverage. I’m not going to go on about it because this isn’t the place.
Lmao I just googled the email address on some account I picked randomly out of the list and found a "BBW Escort" blog tied to it (it's an Amberlynn Reid poster)
I really just meant my giant hate boner for Medicare. Whether or not the Becky mom talk should be moved, I have no opinion on.Do you think it would be worth having a separate thread for all this stuff with Becky's mom or is it dying down/covered by the people in her orbit thread? There's just a surprising amount of stuff being discussed around it/ coming out especially because she's involved herself now.
I get the plans mixed up honestly, I don’t have Medicare myself but I do have to handle it occasionally, always with literature in front of me. It’s a mess, and I think it’s a shame that so many seniors work their whole lives to be shit on like they are once they reach whatever unreasonable age the retirement age is now. 67? 69?Yeah, part D is the prescription plan, which is the only part that there's a federal helping hand for (as far as I know). When you talk about medicare plans costing as much as marketplace plans, I think you're talking about part C, or supplemental. Like the plans AARP sells, for instance. They typically roll the price of part B into it (and usually part D as well) and act like a regular marketplace insurance plan with copays, deductibles and networks. Whereas medicare alone = part A covers hospital and is free, part B covers doctors and treatments and is 140 a month. There's no network or anything, if it's a service they cover (like they wouldn't cover, say, dental or acupuncture or cosmetic surgery), they pay 80%, which sounds like great, but when you think about how routine blood work can be several thousand or imaging could be in the thousands, 20% co-insurance on 3k is still a crapload of money, or a specialist charging 500 for a routine visit, 150 co-insurance adds up.
These are the kinds of costs Becky's mom would be looking at if she had medicare. If she had supplemental (part C), and didn't have a deductible but still had copayments (60 for a specialist, 60 for top tier drugs, whatever the plan charges), then the 5k would make sense, because she'd have a relatively reasonable out of pocket, but the more reasonable the OOP, the more expensive the supplemental plan, so she could be paying like 5-600 a month premium for that.
That's not even taking into consideration spend-downs (helpful) and the donut hole (circle of doom)
Medicaid would be like an HMO, and cheap or free with cheap or no copays.
When it comes to medicare, and we're all going to be on it someday, you either have to be well off enough to afford supplemental, or poor enough to qualify for medicaid on top of medicare (medicaid then acts as the supplemental) and the federal helping hand. Anything in-between and you're looking at spending most of your social security on healthcare
On one hand, I wouldn't fault her for gaming the system when her life is on the line. On the other hand, if there are waiting lists or she's using (actual, nonGFM) charity or special state funds, then I do fault her because then there are less funds for people who don't have any kind of network to raise 5k. Her healthcare is a mystery to me in general. She lists a whole bunch of expensive illnesses, at least managing COPD could be 1k on just medication alone, but then says she has no income and no insurance. I'm just going to chalk it up to hillbilly healthcare and logic, since the COPD hasn't killed her yet, and the 'betus hasn't claimed a limb or two. (I have no effing clue what fibromyalgia does to a person)
I think fibromyalgia is just general body pain. Maybe some tiredness.
It really depends with fibro. For some people it's general pain/fatigue but it can run to extremely debilitating depending on the person. You can also end up with neuropathic problems. People do go on disability for things like fibro because it's unpredictable and can't be cured. I wouldn't necessarily put it past anyone in the hillbilly clan to claim fibro because of some aches and pains, but it really can be a serious diagnosis.
Weeelll I guess that’s what she gets for wearing the same bra every day for half a decade and cycling through the same few outfits despite the countless Torrid hauls because she can’t accept that she can’t wear the same size she did 100+ lbs agoHer face on screen
Who gives a shit if she faked the weigh in or not shes essentially 600lbs and stuck in her home good god.
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Its because her foster Mother and family are aware of her channel and watch it, she doesnt want to create another Aunt Tammy debacle she cant lie and embellish so she wont talk about it.
Plus she’s had the same 2 bruises on her arm SINCE APRIL?‽! Jesus, go to the doctor.
Oi, why must you besmirch my name? We belugas don't want to be associated with ALR, we have enough problems as it is!Shut it down, y’all. This beluga queen will NEVER procreate. I feel like I’m reading fan fiction
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One of theest things about the Destiny breakup was that it was a Friday the 13th when she dumped Amberlynn. Our gorl felt this was so poignant she had to point it out in the weepy breakup video.
So essentially there are numerous breakup "anniversaries" every year. I guarantee she'll be salty every Friday the 13th for the rest of her life. Happy friday gorls.
“I’m DYING of laughter at the comments on my new video about my damn toe.although they’re rude they’re somewhat funny”
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