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Old 03-01-2022, 09:36 PM #8
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I am required to do a health status assessment annually. I asked for an accommodation given what talking does to me and it’s limits. My medical insurance said no nothing beyond what was done 2 years ago. Then it was just broken into 2 -1 hour sessions.. I honestly don’t know how to get thru it.. It is more important than ever tho they still aren’t providing homecare. I want a shower aide again so so much. Sculptor 44
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