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It's unbelievable the number at the bottom of the bill.

It's like, is that a real, is that even a real number?

I've never seen such a large number on a bill.

Luckily we had good insurance and I was able to navigate that path,

but you know we're all so, like I said, we're so vulnerable.

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advice when you need it most being here with me today.

I think about all of you, all of our listeners so often and I hope that you're

staying safe and well out there and I also think that lately we have all been more attuned, more attuned than usual to health, to caring for our loved ones, to planning for when things go sideways because

things certainly have gone sideways and on today's show we are going to talk about

some of those things we're going to talk about some of those things.

We're going to talk about facing your own health issues

when money is tight, managing,

when you have a sick child at home, juggling, work, and all of those other responsibilities,

and PS a marriage to take care of.

How many hours in the day are required to navigate this seemingly impossible health

care system and make it out the other side without losing your mind going into debt or both. My guest today has been

there and done that and while I don't think she got the t-shirt she absolutely did write the book.

Janine Urbana Reed is the author of The Opposite of Certainty, Fear, Faith, and Life in

between in which she shares her story as the mother of a son with a brain tumor, and her journey to discover hidden reserves of resilience, humor, faith, and bravery that looked absolutely nothing

like she thought it would.

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