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Hello,

Some background: I was born and raised in Alberta, Canada. I have been living on my own  for the past three years. Because of my young age, I was on my father's medical benefits family plan (Blue Cross) up until a few months ago. Since then, I haven't had any medical benefits other than AHCIP (Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan). 

AHCIP (FREE for all Albertans!): Covers everything involved in an emergency. For ex.) Car accident, broken bone, burst appendix, etc.  = free x-rays, free medication, free hospital stay, free doctor visits, etc. Doesn't cover dental, eye, ambulance ride and prescription medication not involved in emergency care.

Blue Cross (Monthly fee): Covers everything that AHCIP covers, plus dental, eye, ambulance rides and prescription medication (not used for emergencies).

My mother has been pushing me to get my own Blue Cross plan. However, I don't feel it's necessary as I rarely get sick, don't have any health issues and don't take regular medication. She insists that if I "were to ever get into an accident, it will cost thousands of dollars!". I've shown her what AHCIP covers and what they don't and she still has it in her head that I will be paying thousands if I ever seriously injure myself. I don't know how else I can explain this to her. I honestly read her the list on the AHCIP website of what's covered and she won't listen. Please help. This is causing a lot of anxiety. Every phone call home ends up in a yelling contest over the phone.
<bot>: My mother isn't letting me choose what medical benefits/plans I want, don't know how to get her to accept that I can make my own decisions as an adult.