Was it hard for you to get health insurance as a new mom? Chk out American Rescuse plan Expands Health Coverage for new moms #youtube #motownmom [video]

It was on my 3rd child when I had real insurance did I get the shaft on insurance.

i was on Medicaid previously and before getting pregnant for the last time In my life, I had gotten a real job with real benefits.

Well BCBS decided since I only signed up with two child in the beginning it was not my fault a third one miraculously popped up.

So I was billed over

It took a lot of fighting and soon my sister, who’s a professional medical biller had to step in and handle them.

Needless to say everything worked out but if it wasn’t for my sister, I really don’t think it ever would

Do you have a medical insurance horror story? Let us know in the comments

Need Help? Call 2-1-1 (or on a cell phone 800-552-1183) United Way for Southeastern Michigan #motownmoxiemom

Spread the word! 

If you or someone you know is in need of help due to this week’s dangerous cold weather, call our 2-1-1 helpline. Lines are open 24/7 to connect you with emergency shelters, utility assistance and other services.

Callers in Detroit can also get connected to free Lyft rides to shelters this week, up to $25/ride.

Call 2-1-1 or visit UnitedWaySEM.org/211 for more information.

Plan Pray Parent Notebook – free download w/bonus #motownmom

The Plan Pray Parent Notebook was created to help you find Your way to success and happiness with your children, in your home, with your business and most importantly in yourself. 

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Only 11 Items You Need for Survival – Essential Prepper Pantry Haul {video} with pdf link

DOWNLOAD: The Emergency & Safety Guide for Families – https://drive.google.com/drive/folder… In today’s video, we’re diving into the ultimate prepper’s guide, revealing the top 11 items you need in your survival pantry. Whether you’re just starting your journey into preparedness or looking to refine your existing supplies, this essential list covers everything from water purification to calorie-dense foods. We’ll explain why each item is crucial for your survival, how to choose the best products, and some pro tips for maximizing your storage space.

Save Money, help your neighborhood – get a membership in Detroit People’s Food Co-op

Join DPFC in the mission to bring fresh & healthy food options to Detroit. Owned & driven by the community.

The Detroit People’s Food Co-op is an African American led, community-owned grocery cooperative. The co-op’s purpose is to provide improved access to healthy food and food education to Detroit residents. Meeting the needs of the community is achieved through the democratic control of the co-op by its member/owners.

Benefits of Co-op Membership:

• Being part of an organization dedicated to contributing to the health and self-determination of our community.
• Having a say in the co-op’s activities and future.
• Shopping discounts, deals and potential patronage refunds.
• Opportunities to share knowledge and build community.

How can you get involved In the Detroit People’s Food Co-op?

The first step is to JOIN!  Membership is open to individuals who are residents of Michigan and over 21 years of age.  The price to purchase a share in the co-op is currently $200 per person (one person per share please). The share price can be paid in one lump sum or spread out over ten monthly installment payments.

You can join at any of our in-person presentations or tabling events, by stopping by the DPFC office during office hours – currently Mondays 3-5pm and Wednesdays 12-2pm, or by mailing in an application form with payment. The DPFC office is located inside the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network office at 11000 W. McNichols Road, Suite 103, Detroit, MI 48221. For more information, please call (833) DPFC313 or (833) 373-2313

connect on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/detroitpeoplesfoodcoop

Join today

#MotownMom’s Treat Yourself and Get a Discount @Amazon #Prime with your SNAP EBT account

Try Prime Discounted Monthly Offering

– Prime is just $5.99/month for qualifying customers in select U.S. government assistance programs such as holders of the EBT card.

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Save Money, help your neighborhood – get a membership in Detroit People’s Food Co-op

Join DPFC in the mission to bring fresh & healthy food options to Detroit. Owned & driven by the community.

The Detroit People’s Food Co-op is an African American led, community-owned grocery cooperative. The co-op’s purpose is to provide improved access to healthy food and food education to Detroit residents. Meeting the needs of the community is achieved through the democratic control of the co-op by its member/owners.

Benefits of Co-op Membership:

• Being part of an organization dedicated to contributing to the health and self-determination of our community.
• Having a say in the co-op’s activities and future.
• Shopping discounts, deals and potential patronage refunds.
• Opportunities to share knowledge and build community.

How can you get involved In the Detroit People’s Food Co-op?

The first step is to JOIN!  Membership is open to individuals who are residents of Michigan and over 21 years of age.  The price to purchase a share in the co-op is currently $200 per person (one person per share please). The share price can be paid in one lump sum or spread out over ten monthly installment payments.

You can join at any of our in-person presentations or tabling events, by stopping by the DPFC office during office hours – currently Mondays 3-5pm and Wednesdays 12-2pm, or by mailing in an application form with payment. The DPFC office is located inside the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network office at 11000 W. McNichols Road, Suite 103, Detroit, MI 48221. For more information, please call (833) DPFC313 or (833) 373-2313

connect on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/detroitpeoplesfoodcoop

Join today

Depression Era Salad: A Nostalgic Recipe for Fresh Garden Delights

Ingredients:

– 1 head of shredded cabbage (about 2 lbs.)

– 3 carrots, sliced

– 2 cucumbers

– 2 green peppers (or substitute with sliced cucumbers)

– 1 large red onion, thinly sliced

– 1 bunch of radishes, thinly sliced

– 1/2 bunch of celery

Dressing:

– 1 cup vegetable oil (or your preference)

– 1/2 cup warm water

– 1 1/2 cup white vinegar

– 10 to 12 tablespoons sugar

– 1 tablespoon salt

– 1 tablespoon garlic powder

Instructions:

1. Slice all the vegetables and place them in a large bowl.

2. In a separate bowl, mix sugar, salt, and garlic powder with warm water. Stir until dissolved.

3. Add the vinegar and oil to the sugar mixture. Mix well to combine.

4. Pour the dressing over the sliced vegetables in the large bowl. Mix thoroughly to coat all the vegetables.

5. Pack the salad into glass jars, dividing it evenly. Pour any remaining dressing into the jars as well.

6. Refrigerate the jars of salad for a few hours or overnight to allow the flavors to meld together.

7. Serve the Depression Era Salad chilled and enjoy its crispness and tangy taste.

Be Pepared in Michigan #homestead #motownmom

The Michigan State Police MIREADY program provides resources and education to prepare Michigan residents for emergencies, disasters, and threats to our homeland.  
The importance of preparing for disasters is universal. Emergencies can happen anytime or anywhere. Preparing before the unexpected happens can make a dramatic difference in a person’s ability to cope with and recover from a disaster. Take charge and take control to be as prepared as possible.

https://www.michigan.gov/miready

A Birth Center for Detroiters [podcast] #motownmom Very much needed in the City of #Detroit #BirthDetroit #sisterfriend

A new free-standing birthing center is expected to open its doors in April of 2024. Led by midwives, Birth Detroit aims to provide a safe and culturally relevant “full care experience from period-to-period” for expecting families. GUESTS: Char’ly Snow, co-founder & chief clinical officer of Birth Detroit Leseliey Welch, co-founder & CEO of Birth Detroit

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