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-   -   semi move to US (https://britishexpats.com/forum/usa-57/semi-move-us-844503/)

Amie06 Oct 20th 2014 3:00 pm
Re: semi move to US
 
Originally Posted by Jerseygirl (Post 11444085)
It probably sounds good if you are coming from the UK...but when you've lived in the US you realise that it really won't go very far at all. ;)
That's the truth for sure, had a stroke 3 years ago flying into Atlanta, 3 nights in IC and bill was $83K, made a full recovery thankfully (medically) insurance paid hospital bill, no questions asked :thumbsup: :amen:

scrubbedexpat099 Oct 20th 2014 3:01 pm
Re: semi move to US
 
I had not heard of Staysure, seems like they have been going for 10 years and an interesting business model.

They will offer 6 months cover up to 65, did not bother going through prices.

Dixie101 Oct 20th 2014 3:16 pm
Re: semi move to US
 
Originally Posted by Amie06 (Post 11444225)
That's the truth for sure, had a stroke 3 years ago flying into Atlanta, 3 nights in IC and bill was $83K, made a full recovery thankfully (medically) insurance paid hospital bill, no questions asked :thumbsup: :amen:
Wow amie, that must have been scary. Glad you're okay now x

Amie06 Oct 20th 2014 5:40 pm
Re: semi move to US
 
Originally Posted by Dixie101 (Post 11444242)
Wow amie, that must have been scary. Glad you're okay now x
Yep, guess i was real lucky, just an hour coming into Atlanta and ambulance was waiting for the aircraft, been mid Atlantic might have been worse :thumbdown:


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