Before I check about medicare supplement plants, lemme share a happy news.

The hubster is home!!! And guess what, he’ll be here for four days! Thanks God. I always call the days when hubby is home better days. And why not? It’s always better to have extra hands to help me care for Matt and now, his sister. And speaking of care, I gotta scoot now because there’s really a lot to take care of at home. BTW, my daughter is a month old today. So happy birth monthday (if there’s such a thing!).

While I’m away, please take time to read this info about Allsup, an institution that offers assistance to the “disable.”

Allsup is a leading nationwide provider of financial and healthcare related services to people with disabilities. Allsup does not provide health insurance. They assist people that need disability insurance in getting it. Disability insurance is not purchased, it has been paid for through your FICA taxes. Since 1984, Allsup has helped more than 130,000 people receive their entitled Social Security Disability Insurance and Medicare benefits. Allsup employs more than 600 professionals who deliver services directly to consumers and their families, or through their employers and long-term disability insurance carriers. Allsup has a 98% success rate for those who complete the SSDI process with us. Complete Allsup’s free online Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) evaluation. Allsup appreciates how difficult it can be to get the Social Security disability benefits you deserve. People who choose Allsup usually get their SSDI award faster. Allsup only charges a fee if we obtain Social Security disability benefits for you. We can help you get the SSDI benefits you deserve, whether applying for the first time or appealing a denial. SSDI is provided by the SSA to people who qualify and have paid into the system (FICA taxes). There is no transaction – we shouldn’t use that word. We can help people file a disability appealafter they have been denied by the SSA. It is convenient and easy to work with us and we make the process easier. And the backlog is due to high demand or rather an increase in SSDI applications. No one pays us to get SSDI either – we are paid a fee for helping people through the process with the SSA.