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When Pete joined Medi-Share in early 2024, he had enjoyed decades of generally good health. He played softball and ice hockey, even in his sixties. So, when a chiropractic appointment led to a cancer diagnosis, the news seemed to come out of left field.

When member Jennifer went on vacation to Nashville, a trip to the emergency room was not on her original itinerary. But after an e-scooter mishap, that’s exactly where she ended up.

When Ruth Bowser thinks back over her Medi-Share journey since she joined seven years ago, she candidly admits that she did not fully understand how the sharing model worked. However, over the course of multiple procedures for endometrial cancer, Ruth now fully appreciates the advantages of being part of a sharing community.

When Janet Smith, a Medi-Share member in Florida, searched for new health and wellness tips and tricks in an artificial intelligence app, a plethora of familiar ideas popped up. But Janet has learned that AI can’t compare to the encouragement and support of a live health coach.

When Megan Slifka joined Medi-Share, she didn’t realize she’d be going through major medical treatment almost immediately. “All things have worked together for good,” Megan says, but her Medi-Share testimony begins with a trial-by-fire kind of scenario.

“I’m the last person anyone expected to get cancer,” says Medi-Share member April Nitzsche. As a personal trainer and owner of two workout facilities, April has always prioritized health and wellness. But the past year in April’s life has proven that no one is immune to a serious diagnosis.

An eight-hour drive to the nearest hospital could be inconvenient under regular circumstances. But during Hannah Rowland’s major postpartum hemorrhage, it proved life-threatening.

Fifty over zero. That was the blood pressure reading for Wendy Green’s oldest son after being bitten by a rattlesnake. “They gave him all the anti-venom that they had in the whole hospital,” she says.