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Do you know someone who has been diagnosed with a serious
condition like Cancer, Heart Disease or Alzheimer’s?


What would you do in that situation?


Are you concerned about other additional expenses while recovering?


There are alternatives available that many are not aware of. Some of these include Critical Illness
Insurance, Cancer Insurance, & Heart Attack/Stroke Insurance. These options provide funds paid
directly to you, to use as you choose. It’s money you can use to:

  • Help replace lost income while you or your spouse are unable to work
  • Keep up with ongoing expenses
  • Pay health insurance deductibles and copays
  • Hire home care services or child-care
  • Travel to receive treatment

Designed with recovery in mind, these products provide some peace of mind in your time of need.


Policies can pay a lump-sum payment upon first diagnosis — from $10,000 to $100,000, depending on
the amount you select. You also have the choice to cover your family.


Call me today to learn about options that can help with out-of-pocket expenses so you may focus on
what’s important…getting well.

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P.S. Good news! More and more people are surviving serious conditions like Cancer and heart attacks.
Allow me to show you how to get the financial help you need while you’re on the road to recovery.

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