If your girl needs surgery to fix a loose vagina, sagging breasts and  stretch marks from having other men's kids, but does not have any of the kids and really wants to be with you and you really want to be with her, who should pay for the surgeries if they cost $25,000-$30,000?  Does she pay for it, or expect you to pay for it?
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I answered your other questoin about what to do.\n\nAs for the surgery, you should pay, but make her sign a pre-nup (or pre-divorce) agreement that if she leaves you, the cost for the surgeries should be deducted from her share of the marriage settlement.  After all, what are you going to do, each of you gets a breast?
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i would say a man spends 200 dollars or more. my man takes me to a seafood dinner, give me a dozen roses, candy and sometimes jewerly can cost more. i spend mabye like 100 dollars. i buy a sexy longerie, card, candy, colgne, and sometimes sexy underwares for him. they are cute they have a hole buy his penis.
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I am about to have a hernia operation. I have had it for about 7 years (that I know of). It is bothersome from time to time, but if it doesn't bother you much, you can live with it. \n\nThey have no way of knowing how long you have had it. They can't deny it for pre-existing. \n\nI have to pay 20% - my total cost will be around $600.00 - so I would wait until you have insurance.
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I think you've answered your own question kind of! Though about paying women for bringing life into this world, I'm not so sure.. With population growth as it is in the world, I think it might be better to say that women should pay to bring life into the world, because the world's situation stands to point out that resources are decreasing, thanks to population explosion these days and other factors.. For people like rape victims, who didn't mean to bring life into the world, I'd say they should be the one's who need the benefit.. Hope this helps.. Cheers!
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I would think that depends on how good of a relationship you have with her and how the request is going to affect your living situation.  Will it become a tit-for-tat over it?  How much will it cost to repair it (certainly not the whole $800).  Accidents happen and when they involve something as superficial as this, it's best, IMO, to look at the potential outcome of the request.  Weigh the request against the consequences and make that decision for yourself.
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Free clinic would be the cheapest. My gyno gives me samples, so all I have to do is pay for the vist once a year that cost $160, would be more if I was have sex, because then they have to do an STD cheak. If your older then 18 or are having sex you need to get pap test to make sure everything is fine, and they can give you the pills then. Just be sure to read about the side effects of the pills before starting them (40% of women have side effects from the pill) some small side effects like Breakthough bleeding, breast soreness and feeling sick go away after the first 3 packs, but some of the worse side effects dont go away and can effect you after you stop the pill like lower sex drive, depresion. Know that you can still get STDs and that there is a 1% shot of PG.
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Give me her number and I'll try to talk some sense into her. Seriously if my husband is injured I will think of his welfare first before I go to a dentist a get a bill of $655. What kind of a wife is this, she should learn budgeting and handling money. Tell her to be patient and that you are still not well to earn all that money. Be patient (oh well, you already are).
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I have had many surgeries. I would go with half of what the doctor recommended (certainly don't shorten the time frame from them) and the other half on how the person feels.
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I am going to assume you don't have insurance.  When I went to see one,  it cost me about $200 cuz the doctor was out of my insurance network.  That was just a follow up to a procedure.  All together, with procedure, it cost me about $2000.  $1500 for procedure, $300 for in-patient, and about $200 for the follow-up.  Luckily the procedure and the in-patient were partially covered by insurance.  All in all, it's expencive.
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You have severely underestimated the cost to the dentist.  I am an orthodontist, and I certainly do not pocket 80-90% of my fee, as you have suggested (boy, that would be nice though.)\n\nThe words GOOD and CHEAP can go together for clothing sales, not healthcare.  You generally get what you pay for when it comes to things like this.  If it is less expensive, then the person providing the care probably is not as good as the guy down the block.  In your area, I would anticipate spening between 3900-5000+ to fix you child. Payment plans help with your budget. Sorry this is not the answer you are looking for, but it is probably what will get your child a good result.
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If the surgery is done correctly, you will be fully recovered after 6 weeks.  Take it easy for the first week (take off work, sit around and do nothing).  The second through sixth week, do not overdo anything, do not lift anything over 10 pounds, do not do any strenous activity.  By the 3rd or 4th week you will be feeling pretty good, but you still need to take it easy and not overdo anything.  \n\nAs far as cost, my surgery cost $5,000 in the US but was covered by insurance and I paid a $250 deductible.  I would be very weary about a surgery like this for $100.  If that is just what you have to pay and insurance covers the rest that is one thing, but if it is just some back-alley guy cutting you open for $100 then think twice.
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All doctors have to offer are there skills and knowledge.  You can't expect freebies all the time.  If they let anyone have a free surgery and just hope for payment they will more than likely go broke or be sued.  They could lose their license and home for treating you and you don't want to pay?
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The price varies depending on what part of the country you are in. There are many dos and don'ts after surgery. Check with your local Ophthalmologist to get a complete list.
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The surgery is called areola reduction and can cost between $500-1500 since insurance isn't applicable.
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a real man pays for his woman or date or girlfriend always. sharing is ok between two girls or two guys but men should pay. I always say women should not be dependant on any man and should make sure they take money to pay their own way and I stand behind that because some men wont pay but if he doesnt then your covered but in my opinion he should pay and no you should not feel guilty or bad about it.
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They see the surgery as a pre-existing condition. Meaning (they think) she is going to have to keep having problems with the endometriosis and they're going to have to keep paying. If health insurance companies can save money and backstab the little guy, they do. Sorry. Save money to pay cash for doctor's appt.s also, if you cant get health insurance for her and she does get sick my advice (and what alot of people do) is to go to the Emergency room. They don't make you pay up front and will also work out a payment plan with you. Hope this helps. Give it some time and they might not see it as a pre-exsiting condition as long as she doesn't have anymore problems with it.
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Step 1: Find the Revenue per surgery, using only the amount of money spent on the surgery itself.\nPayment: $1000\nCosts: $380 in supplies, $15 in flowers, $20 * .25 in glasses ($20 * the 25% of people who need it = $400/patient\n\nRevenue = payment - cost = $1000 - $400 = $600/case\n\nStep 2: Find the annual costs.\nThe fixed costs are from the cost of the room itself (180K) and the salaries of the staff (270K).\nFixed costs: $180K + $270K = $450K.\n\nThere are no variable annual costs given in the problem, so you only need to worry about the fixed annual costs.\n\nStep 3: Find break even point.\nThe break even point is where the number of cases * the revenue/case equals the fixed costs.\nx * $600 = $450K\nx = $450K / $600 = 750 surgeries (solution)