Needing CPAP machine (no insurance)

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Re: Needing CPAP machine (no insurance)

Post by zoocrewphoto » Mon Oct 06, 2014 2:34 am

Paralel wrote:I'm betting if most people took a very hard look at their budgets they'd be surprised what they could afford with some changes in routine and lifestyle. It all depends on priorities.
When your take home pay is less than $300 a week, and you have to pay rent, utilities, food, gas, car insurance, healthcare premiums, union dues, cpap supplies, prescriptions, etc; there really isn't that much wiggle room.

I don't know about you, but income has gone down over the past few years while my costs have all gone up. Finances are tight for a lot of us.

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