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Old 10-26-2016, 02:34 PM #21
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So my doctor faxed in incomplete information. MetLife has tried to fax them a form for more information but the fax machine at the doctor's office is not working correctly. So I might not get the disability approved at all because of errors by my doctor's office. I switched to this neurologist because they are nice and close by. I am so discouraged.
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