re: #71 calochortus

Even with insurance sometimes you still have to.go to the ER to receive basic care. We were sent there (Children’s) November by our pediatrician. It was the only way baby girl could receive some medication she unexpectedly needed.

To be fair when baby irl woke up that day it was obvious that she’d probably have to go to the hospital (blue lipped). But we tried to avoid it (and the bill) by going to the Dr. first (asap).
And this is a healthy child btw, who for whatever reason, was having a bad respiratory day. Like had never happened before and hopefully won’t again (knock on wood).

Kids fall, they break bones, all kinds of stuff happens. I can’t think of any kid I know who never had an ER visit. But these Republicans know this.