Thank heavens for supplemental insurance

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$23 K coming our way (plus or minus a few hundred).

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Chad said…
!!! CAMBRIE, my friend... !!!
20 January, 2010 15:03
Gramps said…
Is that above what your costs will be..if that is the case, that's Great! Not worth it though, if you ask me.
20 January, 2010 18:24
Erica said…
Wow. That's great for you guys. I can think of a lot of ways we could use that kind of money right now. Great return, but I agree that it comes at a yucky price.

PS. I'm so glad you're feeling better and are on the mend.
20 January, 2010 19:24
Christa said…
Woo hoo! I'm sure you have a few ideas of what to do with it. In the meantime, enjoy the feeling of wealth!
20 January, 2010 19:28
Stevo said…
I'd rather have a baby than $100,000 if I had the choice
21 January, 2010 00:06
Gramps said…
I agree Steve...kids are priceless.
21 January, 2010 07:06
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