When Dami Askini started feeling pain, shortness of breath and a migraine all at once on a Saturday in late February, she called the oncologist who had been treating her lymphoma.

Her doctor thought she might be reacting poorly to a new medication, so she sent Askini to a Boston-area emergency room. There, doctors told her it was likely pneumonia and sent her home.

Over the next several days, Askini saw her temperature spike and drop dangerously, and she developed a cough that gurgled because of all the liquid in her lungs. After two more trips to the ER that week, Askini was given a final test on the seventh day of her illness, and once doctors helped manage her flu and pneumonia symptoms, they again sent her home to recover.

She waited another three days for a lab to process her test, and at last she had a diagnosis: COVID-19.

A few days later, Askini got the bills for her testing and treatment: $34,927.43. “I was pretty sticker-shocked,” she says. “I personally don’t know anybody who has that kind of money.”

Right now she's looking for an insurance scheme to cover some of the bills.

Time.com


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Mynd44

N100 chloroquine would have done same job lol

Babatunde40:
N100 chloroquine would have done same job lol

Na true... go catch am, your eye go clear.

Oluwa yi o daa a bo bowa!
Aisan ti ko gbo ogun, ko ni ya'le wah.

Na wa o....

Oga Coro abeg no enter 9ja o

hahhhahahaha go collect am take 100 chloroquine

That's too expensive nii