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Old 05-29-2009, 09:33 AM #22
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What April says is true. Get insurance befor DX, once DXed with MS, Insurance hard to get. If going for Disability Insurance, if needed think about job specific so they don't insist you do something else. Once DXed, insurance hard to get.once I was DXed, we were sure to insure DH for Life and job specific Disability ($$$!!!!) but he is primary wage earner and college for kids coming up soon.
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