The way I understand it when one files for bankruptcy you turn over everything you own to be auctioned off and the monies are divided up amongst the creditors and paid. The creditors get what they get and thats the end of the story. You are allowed to keep things necessary to maintain a lifestyle. But, once they are paid they cant comeback and get you should you win the lottery. All we are left with is bad credit.
My cancer isnt covered by my disability and I am obligated to pay for treatment. Now that total is 67,000 plus. My next surgery will push that to 6 figures I am sure. My attorney told me to sell my car if I wanted to keep it. So, I did. I am glad I found a way to keep it.
I am fightiing with the VA about me being service connected for my Cancer. They say no I am opposite. But In either case I pay till its reversed. I am sure I got this from Agent Orange in 'Nam. Just like my Diabetes and all its related illnesses. But I have to wait. I will most likely die before they give in.
But for now the law says I give up what I own and watch it get sold. Not what I want but its what I have to do.
Charlie, I lived in Montreal back in the mid 90s and I never saw anyone die from not being able to see a doctor. I wasnt allowed to see a doctor there but even with that I got in to see them thru a friend. Un fortunately we have had insurance companies run our lives so long and they have and still do make billions dont want us to go with socialized medicine because they would be out in the cold . And we as a nation cant afford to do it due to the costs to start it up. So, we are at their mercy and more often than not they turn a deaf ear to us. Oh well I hope and pray I will survive the madness to see my grand kids get married and die of old age. Surgery is Oct 7.
Tulio you are right. Capitalism sucks
Later Earl Dagenhart
55Birdman
Hickory NC