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jtuck004

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10. Funny. People start out trying to learn, and it's fun, what other people think isn't a

Reply to brokechris (Reply #6)

Fri Nov 30, 2012, 04:39 PM

Nov 2012

barrier to learning.

Then we send them to school for 12 years or more, and suddenly, instead of questions, you get fear and worry.

sigh, progress...

But you picked a good place to ask the question - and as I demonstrated, if you are a bit wrong there is always someone here who knows better - and most times that's really worthwhile

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I have questions about Medicare [View all] brokechris Nov 2012 OP

Those are actually pretty good questions, good for people to have at least an overview. jtuck004 Nov 2012 #1

Minor correction. DURHAM D Nov 2012 #2

Thank you. n/t jtuck004 Nov 2012 #5

thanks! I actually was worried brokechris Nov 2012 #6

Funny. People start out trying to learn, and it's fun, what other people think isn't a jtuck004 Nov 2012 #10

Medicare basically covers 80% of my Part B (Part A is the hospital) which is dr. visits. CTyankee Nov 2012 #3

thanks! n/t brokechris Nov 2012 #7

I have also called Medicare and got a prompt answer by a knowledgeable person who CTyankee Nov 2012 #9

Medicare is complicated but there are lots of good websites. DURHAM D Nov 2012 #4

lots of great detail---very helpful! nt brokechris Nov 2012 #8

Part A is the only part that a 65+ y/o senior gets that there is no premium to pay. Cleita Nov 2012 #11