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Old 01-16-2009, 10:07 PM #1
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Default Voice Recognition Software how did you get yours?

  • Did your doctor help make it possible ultimately? Or your lawyer?
  • Did it happen after you settled or were you successful in getting WC to provide compensation for the software as soon as your Dr or PT recommended it?
  • Was it necessary for you in order to return to your previous job or more like an adaptive daily living necessity?
Thanks for responses!
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