I am chronically ill, and spent several years out of work before it was properly diagnosed.

For example, when I was diagnosed with cancer the first time, I had great insurance.

I think the rate of death is artificially high and the number of cases diagnosed is low.

I follow each stage of the marketing pipeline to try and diagnose the problem.

They took out the policy 3 months ago, 2 months ago she was diagnosed with a terminal illness, last month she died.

For instance, you or your love ones get diagnosed with cancer or serious illness, become disabled and need 24hr care, get in a car wreck and get sued, the bank closes your lines of credit (yeah I already said this but this really made me mad with a 780 credit score), the market crashes, you get divorced, a riot or hurricane or earth quake or flood wipes out or damages most your properties, and the list goes on and on.

It's our responsibility, to have the problem repaired in a reasonable time. 7 days is a little long so that definitely needs to be tightened up but for a person living in a home even if they own it and the AC breakdown will have to stay with a friend or family member and wait for a tech to diagnose, then repair.