<prompt> Human: Hes fine. Turned out to just be strep, but it presented itself in a weird way - stomach pain, chest pain, and a severe migraine with nausea and vomiting. He was miserable. Poor kid. And, of course, it was the middle of the night, so the only place open was the ER.But now Im thinking, how much is this bill going to be? I think I have a 100 co-pay on ER visits, so theres that. He had a CT scan which was negative and I think insurance pays 80 of that, so Ill probably have to come up with 1500 to 2000 for that. Plus whatever other expenses are going to be associated with a 2 hour stay in the hospital. Lovely.I only just started using YNAB after Christmas and we run very lean due to 30k in credit card debt currently at 0 so there is all of 35 in my emergency fund and maybe another 100 in other savings goals I can tap into. Ive got roughly a 2k payment coming from a freelance job, though. I was hoping to throw that onto our credit card debt but I guess its going here. In the mean time Ill start setting aside as much money as I can until the actual bill arrives. Sorry. Just needed to vent. Every time I feel like Im making progress something like this happens.EDIT Trust me, I dont just take my kids to the hospital all willy-nilly. He was in a lot of pain and was really suffering. Also, my father is a doctor consistently rated as one of the best in CT, Im proud to say so the first thing I did was call him. He said somebody had to examine him. My options were limited. It was 5:30 in the morning. The one Urgent Care by me isnt open 24 hours. Even the local hospital isnt open 24 hours anymore. I had to drive 25 minutes to the hospital where he was born. It was either that or let him continue to suffer until his doctors office opened at 9:00 and then hope they could see us right away, which they couldnt. We didnt get into there until 2:00 the next day.  <response>: Note to self:Kids are expensive.Hospitals are expensive. 