And heaven forbid you have to take an ambulance to the hospital - ambulances might not be in network, in which case you're looking at a $800 charge for a ten mi

And heaven forbid you have to take an ambulance to the hospital - ambulances might not be in network, in which case you're looking at a $800 charge for a ten minute drive (that you can't make yourself due to a variety of reasons). I wasn't even in bad enough health that they would turn on the lights, so I didn't even get that small silver lining. Then you get to sit in an "emergency room" for hours, when you're physically unable to move, and with your phone dead so you can't even let anyone know where you are. When you're finally wheeled to where you need to be, you're basically dumped in a hallway facing a wall for half an hour, and you're in a wheelchair and so weak that you can't even turn to face anything interesting. I paid about $1000 for that luxury. At that price I'd expect a decent waiting room... Yes I just needed to vent about that situation. It sucked, especially for a college student. I was hounded for months afterward to pay those bills, because of course when you're throwing up you can pick which ambulance gives you a ride.