[pjdemers]

I'm old and deal with the health "care" system more than anyone else here. What I've learned: 1) You are responsible for your own health. Eat less, eat better, and exercise more. Get enough sleep. Don't over worry. Don't drink too much. Don't touch recreational drugs. Your own health must be your number one priority. Teach your children this, too. 2) ACA, for whatever problems it caused, will save many of us from bankruptcy. "Us" being everyone who is or wants to be a founder. 3) The biggest problem with health cost is lack of transparency. If I could shop around, even a little, I could save tens of thousands of dollars a year. But it's hard to negotiate for price when nobody knows what anything really costs, or what you actually get for that cost; even the people selling it. 5) Every day you are in good health is a good day. Thank God, nature, or other deity(s) of your choice for your lack of health problems.