Re: -ive hpts but ? still pg, no insurance - please help me :(

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I think this is one of the few situations in life when you really can have it both ways - a state wedding followed by a large private ceremony which can include a religious wedding if those were your plans. It's actually common in the US to get married in that way, for insurance and similar reasons.

You never want to be without insurance in the US. You could fall down on ice and break a leg tomorrow. Accidents happen. If your fiancee is having sex with you, and you don't have insurance, it makes sense that he should protect you by having a courthouse marriage earlier than you were planning.

Wishing you the best,

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Katya

At Tue, 25 Feb 2003, claire wrote:
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>A huge thank you to you both.
>
>Belive me I am not worried about having a big or fancy wedding, just
>that our families are both in another country and cant get here on short
>notice (plus I dont want to tell them why we want to do it asap).
>
>I just feel so sick and bloated :(
>
>Did occur to me that I might have ovulated later and therefore hcg would
>not show up as soon as I expected.
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>I will talk to DF and let you know our plan...
>
>IMO there should be a way to get a blood pg test more easily for women
>without insurance...
>
>Thank you SO muchx

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