Gould,
I hope you find out that this is not true. One thing that is in your favor
is that MS normally appears between the ages of 20 to 40. I have RA and
have found that keeping stress out of my life has minimized the flare up. I
still have situations that could cause stress, but I don't worry about them.
I control the controllables and leave the rest up to a higher authority.

"God, grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to
change the things I can, and the Wisdom to know the difference."

Hope you get some good news soon, as the unknown can be extremely stressful.



"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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$1400 a month premiums are a result of wanting a next to nothing
deductible, and everything under the sun paid for. My insurance costs me
$120 a month.

How much does your employer pay in addition to your $120? Do you go to a
vet?

$1400 premiums ($700 @) get you$1000 annual deductibles, $25 co-pays for
office
calls, no dental or vision coverage, $100 annual prescription deductible
and
then $25 deductible per perscription.

Looks like I am possibly coming down with MS, which might even make us
ineligible for insurance of any kind, so moot point.