If you do, and its your parents, super fantastic.
Since I do for one more winter, and many of my friends have been or are facing a similar dilemma, I'm wondering how many of you cope with this issue, and what you do about it.
If you're not covered, how hard are your riding? Honestly.
Recently a BMX rider from SLC who won the X-Games crashed and last I heard, and recently, thank god, has started to respond. Previously he was thought to have suffered extensive brain injury and haden't regained consiousness.
To visit his site, click
http://http://www.mikeaitken.com/blog/
He doesn't have health insurance, insurance companies say he is "uninsurable". This type of intensive care can cost over 100,000 dollars. Please donate for his fund.
So what are twenty+ers to do once they graduate college?
Student Insurance covers you for maybe 6-12 months after you graduate...
Way shits looking, employer based health insurance could become even more inclusive...
Thoughts?