The article was a bit of a rant. But the part that stuck out to me was the irreversibility of Medicare advantage, in some cases. That definitely excludes your l

The article was a bit of a rant. But the part that stuck out to me was the irreversibility of Medicare advantage, in some cases. That definitely excludes your last statement as a possible choice. If you’re battling a life-threatening disease, and are also facing overwhelming bills, being locked into a choice you made without realizing the full ramifications would make me rant, too.