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Can anyone suggest cheap, healthy and tasty (mixed/single) bean vegetarian recipes?

is popcorn a healthy snack or is it calorific?

What is a healthy popcorn snack that is all natural?

I'm eating a very healthy diet, and losing weight, but I still have a wekness for snacks. Is popcorn healthy?

I need good points on health topics for my dialogue presentation?

Why are Republicans running from a open dialog with Obama ,on Health Care?

are there people out there who would like to share a dialog on natural remedies for health problems?

For pregnant women- Which health insurance plan do you use or think is best to have during pregnancy?

Pregnant women and health insurance?

Hello. I am planning in the near future to have children with my wife. I have health insurance coverage through my job but I am unsure of the stability of the work so I am deciding to have a plan on the side just in case. I would like to know any suggestions about which company/plan/ route anything you want to call it to go for having Family health care especially for a pregnant woman and youngsters. Thank you very much.

Having two plans is a waste of money. Unless you're planning on leaving in the next 60 days it likely doesn't make sense to pick up a second plan. There are reasons to do so, but ask your insurance broker and not a bunch of strangers online.

Will you be entitled to COBRA if you are terminated? If so, it would be a waste to get individual policies now. If you ARE terminated while she is pregnant, you can continue your employment coverage under COBRA until after the child is born and THEN look for replacement coverage should you need it.

You cannot get it while she is pregnant. There is no route to obtaining it while she is pregnant. There are two routes that you can go: (a) Get it before she gets pregnant, or (b) Get it after a child is born, before she gets pregnant with the next child. Also, it does not cover pregnancies that start during the first year after you get the insurance. Therefore, you need to get the insurance more than a year before she gets pregnant. And you need to make sure it covers pregnancy. Most don't.

Good luck with that. Thanks to the Health Reform Act, the vast majority of insurance companies will no longer sell any kind of maternity benefits. I know of ONE company here in Texas that will - and they have a $5,000 deductible - so you pay the first $5K. Not much more than a prepayment plan. My suggestion, is find a job with more security, that still has health insurance. You're probably only going to find maternity coverage on a group plan.