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The health insurance statements arrived in a thick package the size of half a phone book.
Marisa and Jay Frost’s son Josh, then 18, had lost control of his longboard and tumbled onto the pavement, his head hitting repeatedly on the asphalt as he slid down a hill. He nearly died.
That was a year ago. Though Josh is doing pretty well now, his parents figure they’re about five years from regaining their financial footing after his hospitalization and rehabilitation.
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