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Okay, so we own our home. We don't have any debt on any vehicles except for mine, which is about $9,500. Okay. I had a vehicle from 2006 to 2023, but the transmission was going bad, and I made the decision to get a new vehicle. I had some money in savings, so I plopped it down on it, and some of it anyways, and at that time.

And now I've been paying as much as I can extra on the payment so I can get it down quicker, but I've got it down to about $9,500 combined income. I would say somewhere around 50,000. Okay.

And now I've been paying as much as I can extra on the payment so I can get it down quicker, but I've got it down to about $9,500 combined income. I would say somewhere around 50,000. Okay.

And now I've been paying as much as I can extra on the payment so I can get it down quicker, but I've got it down to about $9,500 combined income. I would say somewhere around 50,000. Okay.

And you own your home outright. Yes. Okay. That's great. Okay. So what do you foresee? You know, what, what do you see coming up? Um, What's the – give us that picture.

And you own your home outright. Yes. Okay. That's great. Okay. So what do you foresee? You know, what, what do you see coming up? Um, What's the – give us that picture.

And you own your home outright. Yes. Okay. That's great. Okay. So what do you foresee? You know, what, what do you see coming up? Um, What's the – give us that picture.

The job I have right now, I switched to a different insurance plan because when – When I realized that I had this diagnosis, I was on a different insurance plan, medical insurance, that is. It was an 80-20. And I wound up owing well over $8,000 being on that plan. And so I switched over to an HSA because max out-of-pocket is $5,000, and then everything's covered.

The job I have right now, I switched to a different insurance plan because when – When I realized that I had this diagnosis, I was on a different insurance plan, medical insurance, that is. It was an 80-20. And I wound up owing well over $8,000 being on that plan. And so I switched over to an HSA because max out-of-pocket is $5,000, and then everything's covered.

The job I have right now, I switched to a different insurance plan because when – When I realized that I had this diagnosis, I was on a different insurance plan, medical insurance, that is. It was an 80-20. And I wound up owing well over $8,000 being on that plan. And so I switched over to an HSA because max out-of-pocket is $5,000, and then everything's covered.

So that would be about $3,000, something dollars less debt every year, knowing that my neurosurgeon wants me to have... Scans on my brain every three months.

So that would be about $3,000, something dollars less debt every year, knowing that my neurosurgeon wants me to have... Scans on my brain every three months.

So that would be about $3,000, something dollars less debt every year, knowing that my neurosurgeon wants me to have... Scans on my brain every three months.

Right, right. That was a good choice. Uh-huh. So you know you're out of pocket max now. And what about your husband's condition? How is his being covered? Is he on your insurance? Does he have his own insurance?

Right, right. That was a good choice. Uh-huh. So you know you're out of pocket max now. And what about your husband's condition? How is his being covered? Is he on your insurance? Does he have his own insurance?

Right, right. That was a good choice. Uh-huh. So you know you're out of pocket max now. And what about your husband's condition? How is his being covered? Is he on your insurance? Does he have his own insurance?

No. My husband is older than I am. He's on Medicare and Social Security.

No. My husband is older than I am. He's on Medicare and Social Security.

No. My husband is older than I am. He's on Medicare and Social Security.

Okay. Okay. Okay. And what's the prognosis? Are you going to be able to continue working? Tell us about your working future.