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Warpy

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18. I have Medicare A&B

Reply to a kennedy (Original post)

Wed Oct 22, 2025, 12:29 AM

Oct 22

but health insurance companies have done too much to piss me off for me to give them my money.

I'm o;ld enough now that something is going to kill me off and I'd rather not have my remaining days blighted by the best care money can buy.

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Hands please, who has just Medicare, no supplement, or advantage, just stand alone Medicare??? [View all] a kennedy Oct 21 OP

I have traditional Medicare, Parts A and B. yardwork Oct 21 #1

I just got notice my BCBS plan will no longer be avail. They advised s kacekwl Oct 21 #17

Here! Dyedinthewoolliberal Oct 21 #2

Hello fellow 75'er.....am on Medicare plus a something.... eh even really sure what it is, have just a kennedy Oct 21 #8

Just A & B ... rog Oct 21 #3

You're on Eliquis long term? Akakoji Oct 21 #7

Well ... I guess I don't mind sharing this ... rog Oct 21 #16

Sorry about the bluntness, not meant to be confrontational Akakoji Oct 22 #19

No problem, but ... rog Oct 22 #20

Thanks Akakoji Oct 24 #21

Do you mean no supplemental Part D? Akakoji Oct 21 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author Biophilic Oct 21 #5

Traditional Medicare Parts A and B..... anciano Oct 21 #6

Well aren't You special......sorry. Who was that comedian that always said that?? a kennedy Oct 21 #9

The Church Lady (Dana Carvey) lamp_shade Oct 21 #10

Ha ha, right, and oh my, I should have remembered that. Loved "her" a kennedy Oct 21 #12

Same here, age 74. TheRickles Oct 21 #11

Damn, you are so lucky, well not lucky, good genes, or great lifestyle, i'm just so jealous. a kennedy Oct 21 #13

Lifestyle factors can make a huge difference - nutrition, exercise, stress management, etc. TheRickles Oct 21 #15

Wife and I Mystery To Me Oct 21 #14

I have Medicare A&B Warpy Oct 22 #18