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Unless her employer's insurance plan excluded her based on the pre-existing condition of being pregnant. (which it certainly could have)
by snowwrestler 8y ago
Unless her employer's insurance plan excluded her based on the pre-existing condition of being pregnant. (which it certainly could have)
- gamblor956 8y agoThe point of trying to get on an employer's insurance plans were that people were not excluded for pre-existing conditions because the employer plans were less selective (and also correspondingly more expensive, though the employer contributions hid the additional expense from the employees).