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Old 03-08-2010, 06:49 PM #4
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It's my understanding that the procedure is paid for by insurance since it is a medical problem. You don't need permission from your neurologist because it is a vascular problem not a neurological problem, even though in theory, it affects neurological health.

I'd ask Natalie. She's had it done and may have insight as to the ins and outs of what to do.
Thanks. I know from Natalie's thread that she did not get the results she was hoping for. I had questions to ask her so I will include the insurance aspect.
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