You only die twice. Or three times. (How about four?)

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Resurrection procedures have never been entirely reliable, but over time they’ve become more reliable than longshot treatments such as chemotherapy for advanced pancreatic cancer.
The insurance companies won’t cover the procedure.
And they’ll drop coverage for the revived patient, too.
“Our responsibility ends at death,” they say.
But they won’t pay off on life insurance claims, either.
Congress subpoenaed the heads of the insurance companies for a hearing, grilled them for several days, and passed a set of toothless legislation concerning the matter.
Since then, have you heard of a Senator or Representative dying in office?
Me either.
Strange, that.

One thought on “You only die twice. Or three times. (How about four?)”

  1. Wow. That was really good. As selfish as this may sound I’m glad you dint enter this as part of a weekly challenge else no one would have much of a shot of winning. Do you ever look at a 100 word piece and decide to expand on it? This sounds like it could become a full on short story.
    Kudos

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