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| The accident scene. Image via St. Louis Today. |
'English people told us not to worry about it, they would be paid,' Eicher said, using the term the Amish bestow on outsiders. 'We assumed they were paid.'
Then, this fall, the same bills started up again. One letter seemed particularly menacing, printed on bright fuchsia paper.
Pay up, the letters said.
She owes $23,273 to the hospital and $2,360 to a radiology group. She can't see her chiropractor anymore because the insurance company just rejected $6,624 billed since the crash.
The insurance money has run out.Long-ish. Sad.
