From a former cancer to a cancer patient.

Hi. My name is Ben.

Today, Ben wants to come to review in the corner of

"People who used to have cancer."

And "people who really care for cancer patients" themselves.

It is thought that many people may have heard of the term "serious disease insurance."

But I'm not sure how important it is, whether it's necessary, or whether it has enough health insurance.

Ben thought so, too. 😅

Back almost seven years ago, at the age of 26,

Suddenly wondering myself, "Why do we have a bump?" Hahahaha

Without any symptoms, I tried to check it.

From that day on, the story was long.

Piercing a piece of meat → Surgery → Summary to "thyroid cancer"

Very lucky that Ben took out insurance.

Health insurance and serious disease insurance.

At that time I still thought that

"Why do you do so much?" 🤣

But when it's time to actually heal,

It's not enough.

There are more pay differences, including post-operative mineral swallowing and monitoring fees.

Fortunately, there was a serious disease insurance.

Funding 300,000 Baht

I remember leaving the hospital about three days. Money in.

That money saves a lot of both the difference and the cost after that.

What Ben feels best isn't just about the money.

But is...

Don't bother with the money at home.

Don't borrow anyone

Don't worry about where to get the money to treat yourself.

The job at that time was to heal, take care of yourself, and heal. 💪🏼

Until today, Ben returned to a normal life, monitoring every year as before. ❤️🌧️

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For almost 7 years.

From "patient" to "caregiver."

When my aunt tested for bowel cancer,

At first everyone thought it was just horny because I was so strong.

But at a very old age, the doctor asked for more endoscopy, and it turned out to be cancer.

But there's luck that hasn't spread. I need surgery as soon as I can.

And the first sentence the doctor asked was

"Use what rights?"

We answered that

"Pay for yourself." 🥹

The doctor even holds the temples because the cost of surgery and treatment is very high.

Despite the efforts of doctors to save the full cost and recommend projects,

But what Ben really wants to share is...

Even with the right to keep

Even if some drug or chemo costs help,

"Real life expenses." There are still a lot.

Both medical supplements

More equipment to buy

Travel expenses

Fussy costs rise every month

In total, it's almost $20,000 a month for months to finish treatment.

Now that my aunt's done treatment, she's in follow-up every three months. ✨

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Many people might think

"Do you have health insurance?"

It really helps with hospital expenses.

But what Ben really understood after his illness was...

When we were sick

"Income" may stop.

But "expenditure" is increasing.

And serious disease insurance. It's like a sum of money that really helps support that moment.

Not just the cost of treatment.

But also the cost of living while we are still unable to work, or the cost of increasing our lives.

Today, serious disease insurance has developed a lot.

There are both types found and paid many times.

Or with savings.

So Ben really wanted everyone to study this. ❤️

No need to buy today.

But I want to "start knowing it" from the day we're healthy.

P.S. 1 Thank you to everyone who read until the end. 🫶🏼✨ that it will not be long or long.

P.2 May everyone be very healthy.

P.3 If anyone wants to request a contact doctor or ask more, please ask. Very pleased.

Or want Ben to share his experience of insurance planning from the corner of someone who was really sick.

Say hello to each other. 😊

I hope it's more or less helpful to share this story. 🙏🏼❤️

# Thyroid cancer # The bad cancer # Cancer # Health insurance # Bowel cancer