Do you agree or disagree with how some insurances aren't covering the costs of them anymore? Do you think they really are just cosmetic?
I don't have a problem with insurance not covering circumcision, but then again, my boys are both uncircumcised. Once I did the research I made the decision that it was purely cosmetic for MY boys, but everyone has to do their own research and come to their own conclusion.
Do you think it's right they've taken that option away from parents?
Quoting lwalker270:I don't have a problem with insurance not covering circumcision, but then again, my boys are both uncircumcised. Once I did the research I made the decision that it was purely cosmetic for MY boys, but everyone has to do their own research and come to their own conclusion.
It was your idea, go for it :-) I think it'll prolly draw quite a bit of attention.
Quoting LyTe684:LOL Go right ahead.. or do you watn me to do it? LOL
Quoting IrishDuckie:S/O post?
Quoting LyTe684:Honestly, I think insurance could stop paying for more useless things.. like Viagra....
Quoting IrishDuckie:Do you think it's right they've taken that option away from parents?
Quoting lwalker270:I don't have a problem with insurance not covering circumcision, but then again, my boys are both uncircumcised. Once I did the research I made the decision that it was purely cosmetic for MY boys, but everyone has to do their own research and come to their own conclusion.
They haven't taken the option away. Some insurances simply don't cover it anymore. Our insurance plan does.
That is what I meant, sorry for the misunderstanding. Do you think it's wrong that some insurances don't cover it? Better?
Quoting lwalker270:
Quoting IrishDuckie:Do you think it's right they've taken that option away from parents?
Quoting lwalker270:I don't have a problem with insurance not covering circumcision, but then again, my boys are both uncircumcised. Once I did the research I made the decision that it was purely cosmetic for MY boys, but everyone has to do their own research and come to their own conclusion.
They haven't taken the option away. Some insurances simply don't cover it anymore. Our insurance plan does.
However my son was born with a birrh defect that insurance HAD to cover to repair and hes a week and a half post op. Because of watching his intense pain, ive decided any future boys wont be circed and if dad wants it hes fully responsible for getting it done and the care. Because he hasnt changed a post op diaper yet and can hardly look I know thats not an issue.
What do you get your kids for their birthday
Married finances... joint or separate accounts?
- IrishDuckie
on Mar. 28, 2011 at 10:47 AM